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09 March 2018 • By • 1 min read

Cooper Investments added to Macquarie Wrap

Two long-only global funds managed by Melbourne-based Cooper Investors have been added to the Macquarie Wrap platform. The Cooper Investments funds ...

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ACSI questions gender diversity efforts

The Australian Council of Superannuation Investors has lambasted Australia's top 200 companies for the lack of female representation on their boards

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Young Leaders in Finance Awards launched

Momentum Media, publisher of InvestorDaily, is launching the Young Leaders in Finance Awards to showcase emerging talent from across financial ...

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CBA to raise $750m with new hybrid

CBA has launched a new tier one hybrid security, PERLS X, with a margin expected to be set between 3.4 per cent and 3.6 per cent above the 90-day bank ...

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Spooked investors switch to active: survey

Institutional investors have responded to market volatility by reallocating their passive assets into active strategies, says Natixis Investment ...

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AMP Capital backs roads over self-driving cars

While autonomous cars will eventually dominate the road, the real opportunity for investors lies in the infrastructure needed to support them, says ...

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Aviva launches multi-strategy fund in Australia

Aviva Investors has extended its multi-strategy range by making a new fund available to Australian investors. The Aviva Investors Multi-Strategy ...

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RBA cash rate remains 'on hold'

The Reserve Bank of Australia has chosen to keep the official cash rate on hold at 1.5 per cent for the eighteenth month in a row. The RBA made the ...

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Trump tariffs 'hugely damaging': Saxo Bank

US President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on steel and aluminium are effectively a "massive tax on consumers" that are likely to drag the nation in ...

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Institutions suffer further adviser losses

Australia’s six largest financial institutions continued to lose financial advisers over February in a trend that Bell Potter Securities warns is a ...

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