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03 April 2019 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

‘Optimistic’ budget rides on plenty of good luck

The excitement and fanfare of a pre-election budget surplus fails to address some of the weaker elements of the Australian economy. AMP Capital ...

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FinClear launches to market

FinClear has launched to market offering zero-brokerage and a non-custodial alternative to wrap platforms that allows advisers to hold their clients’ ...

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Federal budget: What you need to know

We’ve unpacked the 2019-20 federal budget and identified exactly what it means for Australian wealth management professionals and their clients

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Citi to grow wealth management by 10%

The global banking giant has revealed that it is eyeing a significant expansion of its Asia-Pacific wealth management business. Citi said it ...

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DomaCom secures $50m property funding facility

La Trobe Financial has provided a $50 million facility to DomaCom, which it said will allow investors to acquire $100 million of leveraged property ...

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‘Back in black’: Federal budget details revealed 

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has announced that, for the first time in 12, years the federal budget has returned to surplus. Handing down the federal ...

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Pre-budget cash rate decision revealed

The RBA has announced its cash rate verdict for April ahead of the release of the federal budget this evening.  Following its monthly board ...

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Populism has important investor ramifications

The growing populism movement is impacting global economies and investors should be careful to remember its themes when constructing portfolios, ...

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Big 4 customer referral retains RC slump

Smaller banks have rocketed ahead of the big four in their Net Promoter Scores, a measure of how likely customers are to refer friends or colleagues, ...

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Credit squeeze is supply-driven, says Elliott

ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott has told a parliamentary inquiry that banks triggered the credit downturn impacting the supply of housing finance

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