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22 March 2017 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Statewide Super retains NAB Asset Servicing

Industry super fund Statewide Super has renewed its custody contract with NAB Asset Servicing. The decision to retain NAB Asset Servicing (NAS) ...

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AMP cuts executive bonuses after poor result

With the exception of AMP Capital chief executive Adam Tindall, none of AMP’s executives received a cash bonus in 2016. The poor performance of ...

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NAB gender equality bond raises $500m

A new bond issued by NAB, the proceeds of which will provide funding to businesses that champion gender equality, has received $500 million from ...

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Pimco cuts ties with Equity Trustees

Pimco Australia has internalised the responsible entity function for its 12 managed funds, formally ending its relationship with Equity Trustees

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East coast commercial property performing strongly

Sydney and Melbourne are set to deliver some of the strongest returns in the Asia-Pacific commercial real estate market, Standard Life Investments ...

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Australian Unity launches trustee business

Australian Unity has continued to build out its financial advice business with the launch of a new estate planning and trustee services division

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Pace of global growth set to improve: NAB

Global economic growth improved in the final quarter of 2016 and is expected to pick up pace throughout 2017, according to NAB. In a note to ...

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AMP Capital to divest from tobacco

AMP Capital will divest from all tobacco securities in its portfolios as part of a new ethical framework that also excludes cluster munitions, ...

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US Federal Reserve hikes again

The US economy’s “continued progress” towards stability has underpinned the US Federal Reserve’s decision to increase the federal funds rate to 0

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APAC private equity cools in 2016

The value of Australian private equity deals in 2016 fell to 36 per cent below its five-year average, according to new data from Bain & Company

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