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04 January 2017 • By • 1 min read

US dollar set for a strong year

The new year is likely to be bearish for the US dollar, according to foreign exchange trader FXTM, driven at least in part by incoming US president ...

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Solid returns on Aus shares likely in 2017: AMP

Australian shares are likely to have solid returns over 2017, according to AMP Capital chief economist Shane Oliver. Mr Oliver said in AMP ...

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ASIC says fintech sandbox is a ‘difficult exercise’

Balancing the interest of consumers and the wider public for the regulatory sandbox currently offered by ASIC has been difficult, according to a ...

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Trump presidency not a big threat to Asia

Fears that incoming US president Donald Trump will have a negative impact on the Asian bond and equity market are over-inflated, according to global ...

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Bank makes two senior executive appointments

 Heritage Bank has appointed Darren Stephens as chief people officer and confirmed the permanent appointment of Wayne Marchant to the chief ...

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Equities attractive against macro backdrop

Macro-economic factors, such as the global shift towards pro-growth policy, mean the outlook for Australian equities is increasingly positive, ...

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Pimco names new real estate executive Jeffrey Thompson

Global investment manager Pimco has named Jeffrey Thompson as executive vice president and portfolio manager with its commercial real estate team

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Pro-growth policy to support US equities in 2017

US equities and bonds are likely to become increasingly attractive through 2017, according to wealth management firm Northern Trust. The company ...

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Work remains on FSI recommendations, says report

A new report by Deloitte Access Economics has highlighted delays in the implementation of key recommendations of the Financial System Inquiry (FSI)

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ETF industry breaks FUM record in November

Exchange traded funds in Australia reached a record $24.6 billion in November, driven in part by investors’ reaction to the US election, according to ...

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