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15 May 2017 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Global ETF boom ‘won’t end well’

A new hedge fund is looking to exploit systemic vulnerabilities in the global ETF market reminiscent of the famous ‘Big Short’ bet against the US ...

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Australian equities 'expensive', says Morningstar

Investors should be wary of Australian equities given their long-term valuations are becoming more expensive, according to Morningstar

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Multiple tailwinds for global REITs

Australians have a "well-documented love affair" with local residential property, but global real estate tends to be missing from investors' ...

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Netwealth announces deal with Futuro subsidiary

Boutique platform provider Netwealth has entered into a deal with managed investment company Sterling Managed Investments, a subsidiary of Futuro ...

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Shareholders vote to remove Praemium board

Praemium shareholders have voted to remove the entire board of the company at a general meeting held this morning. Former Praemium chief executive ...

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ANZ boss decries ‘populist bank bashing’

ANZ chief executive Shayne Elliott has issued the strongest rebuke yet of the government’s decision to tax the assessed liabilities of the five ...

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Budget ignores housing market risks: Moody's

Tax initiatives introduced in the 2017 federal budget to address housing affordability concerns will do little to alleviate the build-up of “latent ...

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AMP blames MySuper for Q1 outflows

AMP’s wealth management division experienced $199 million in cash outflows during the first quarter of 2017, which the firm put down to the migration ...

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K2 Asset Management cuts fees

Boutique fund manager K2 Asset Management has announced reductions to the investment management fees and performance fees for three of its funds

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Levy could reduce bank profits by 4.5%

The new bank levy in Tuesday’s federal budget could reduce the earnings of the largest five banks by 4.5 per cent, according to Morgan ...

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