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23 October 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

NAB to double mFund's retail footprint

The ASX mFund settlement service has effectively doubled its retail footprint overnight with NAB's "enterprise-wide" commitment to join the service

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Lazard AM touts ‘power of predictability’

With Australian investors currently overexposed to risks in the domestic equity market, adopting a global and predictable investment strategy is ...

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AMP Capital invests $200m in thermal power

AMP Capital has reached financial close on a US$200 million subordinated debt investment in a portfolio of natural gas-fired power plants in the US ...

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NAB joins ASX mFund service

The National Australia Bank has announced that Nabtrade, NAB Asset Management and NAB Asset Servicing will join the ASX mFund settlement service

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Turnbull must drive reform: Hewson

New Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull must take advantage of his popularity to drive economic and structural reform in Australia, says former Liberal ...

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Millennials demanding responsible investments

Millennials are seeking to invest in companies that achieve positive social outcomes, with 48 per cent affiliating with a form of principles-led ...

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Asia beckons for Aussie companies

Australian businesses that expand into Asia have noted increased profit growth, with almost 40 per cent of small businesses making a return on ...

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Aussie bond market becoming 'multicultural'

Diversity is beginning to develop in the Australian bond market, with global issuers now making up over 20 per cent of the market, says Pimco

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Renminbi internationalisation on track

The internationalisation of the renminbi remains on track, with China currently issuing RMB debt offshore, says AXA Investment Managers

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Economy-wide spending slowing, warns CBA

Spending across the Australian economy continued to slow in September, with only a slight increase of 0.3 per cent in trend terms recorded, says ...

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