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22 November 2016 • By Killian Plastow • 1 min read

‘Trumponomics’ impact could take years

President-elect Donald Trump is likely to have a significant effect on the US economy, but it could be “smaller and slower” than most investors ...

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Housing market to guide RBA's hand: AB

The Reserve Bank of Australia is likely to cut interest rates at least once in 2017, and further cuts will depend on how “disorderly” the housing ...

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HSBC opens private bank in Australia

HSBC has announced plans to open an Australian office offering private banking services to high net-worth individuals and family offices

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Australian dividends slump 6.9% in Q3

Dividends paid by Australian companies fell by 6.9 per cent in the third quarter of 2016, largely due to BHP Billiton reducing its payout by over $2 ...

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InvestorDaily appoints new managing editor

Momentum Media, the business behind InvestorDaily, has appointed a managing editor, wealth and innovation, as InvestorDaily and its sister brands ...

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Trump's policies may not stimulate economy

While some strategists have compared US President-elect Donald Trump to former US president Ronald Reagan, Jamieson Coote Bonds warns his effect on ...

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Hedge funds being forced to change: EY

Hedge funds are under increasing pressure to offer a broader suite of products as the preferences of investors change, according to EY. In the ...

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AMP Capital restructures, executives depart

AMP Capital has restructured the leadership of its listed real asset division and its equities & fixed income division, resulting in the departure ...

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Investors keep faith with active management

Despite the ongoing shift into passive strategies, 84 per cent of Australian institutional investors say they have confidence in active management, ...

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Markets reserving judgement on Trump

The market reaction to Donald Trump’s victory at the polls last week was driven by trading patterns rather than investor sentiment on a Trump ...

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