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14 June 2018 • By Jessica Yun • 1 min read

Diplomatic tensions scaring Chinese investors

Chinese investment in Australia dropped by $2.1 billion in 2017 with Chinese investors deterred in part by tense political relations as well as ...

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Office property sector delivers 13.2% return

Returns in the office property sector over the last 12 months have been higher than both the retail and industrial property sectors, according to a ...

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ASIC fines Wilsons Advisory

Advice and stockbroking firm Wilsons Advisory and Stockbroking Limited has been ordered to pay $35,000 to comply with an infringement notice

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Tribeca finalises management buyout

The management of Tribeca Investment Partners has acquired Grant Samuel Funds Management's shareholding in the business, ending a 10-year partnership ...

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Nippon Life targets bigger Australian footprint

Japanese giant Nippon Life has hinted at an expansion of its Australian presence into the investment and retirement market following its 2015 ...

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Rising oil prices don't guarantee recession

Crude oil prices have risen by almost 70 per cent in the past 11 months, eating into consumer spending – but a recession prompted by an oil ‘shock’ is ...

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High conviction helps in bear markets: report

Although there isn’t necessarily a correlation between concentrated portfolios and outperformance, a high conviction approach may be able to help ...

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PC recommendation ‘completely unworkable’

The Productivity Commission's proposal to construct a ‘top 10’ default super list may sound nice on paper, but inevitable political and industry ...

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ETF providers rubbish Stockspot claims

The heads of VanEck and BetaShares have refuted a Stockspot report that questions smart beta strategies, arguing that factor-based strategies are well ...

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US/China trade war a ‘long way off’

Markets jitters continued last week as the US-China trade talks ended without a joint statement, but there is cause for hope, says AMP Capital

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