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13 August 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Goldman Sachs AM goes 'short' China

Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s bearish stance on China has paid off handsomely in recent days as authorities have devalued the renminbi

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CBA announces $5 billion rights issue

The Commonwealth Bank has announced it will raise $5 billion at the same time as announcing a record-breaking cash net profit of $9.14 ...

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Mixed outlook for Aussie economy, says NAB

Australia's economic outlook remains mixed, with employment growth improving but mining investment looking increasingly negative, says NAB

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GBST profit up 35 per cent

Financial services software provider GBST has recorded a 35 per cent increase in its net profit after tax for the 2014-15 financial year

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Uncertainty ahead for global infrastructure funds

Investors shouldn't count on a repeat of the strong double-digit returns global infrastructure funds recorded in 2014, warns SQM Research

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Renminbi devaluation sparks deflation fears

China’s decision to weaken its currency is "just as significant as the oil price drop" – and commodity-based economies like Australia will be the ...

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Magellan profit up 110 per cent

Magellan Financial Group has announced a net profit after tax of $174.3 million for the 2014-2015 financial year – up from $82.9 million in the ...

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Europe key to profit growth: Franklin Templeton

The eurozone is cementing itself an attractive investment region, providing both profit growth and multiple expansion, says Franklin Templeton ...

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Responsible investment FUM hits $630 billion

Responsible investment strategies now account for half of total assets under management in Australia, according to a new report. The 2015 ...

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Business confidence dips in July

Due to a negative outlook for the Australian economy over the next 12 months, business confidence declined 2.2 per cent in July, according to a Roy ...

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