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25 September 2024 • By Reporter • 1 min read

Macquarie Bank slapped with record $5m fine for market gatekeeper lapse

Macquarie Bank has been fined a record $4.995 million for serious market gatekeeper failure. Following an Australian Securities and Investments ...

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Real estate market staring down ‘inflection point’, flags professional

An investment executive suggests that this once-troubled asset class has turned a corner, entering a recovery phase that could prompt investors to ...

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Aussie companies stockpile cash, sparking shareholder payout fears

Companies are increasingly holding onto their cash, sparking payout fears, a professional has said. New analysis has showcased a “concerning trend” ...

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E&P Financial proposes ASX delisting amid market challenges

Wealth management company E&P Financial Group has formally requested to delist from the ASX. The proposal is expected to be put forward for ...

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Economist says rate hikes loom as RBA navigates complex economic maze

Australia may face two rate hikes by the end of the year as the central bank struggles to navigate an “extraordinarily complex macroeconomic ...

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US elections set the stage for small caps optimism

Investment executives indicate that historical trends suggest a positive outlook for the asset class in the coming year. Historically, small-cap ...

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Who’s catching the thematic ETF wave in 2024?

A market strategist has pinpointed the standout winners and losers in this year’s $600 million thematic rally. Thematic exchange-traded funds (ETF) ...

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Survival of the fittest: Rising fees and outflows force asset managers to adapt or exit

The asset management landscape is set for a shake-up, with smaller funds likely to either merge with partners or close their doors altogether

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‘Big September rotation’ drops fundies into defensives

Global fund managers this month can be best described as “nervous bulls”, according to a major bank. Global sentiment has improved for the first ...

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Massive loss on Pluralsight reveals flaws in private credit classifications

AustralianSuper’s recent $1.1 billion loss on its investment in US-based Pluralsight highlights the risks associated with “low-risk” private credit ...

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