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07 February 2025 • By Jessica Penny • 1 min read

Aussie business revenues take a hit as uncertainty boils over

Business investment in Australia has deteriorated over the past year, but a research firm notes that longer-term investment opportunities in ...

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New managed fund capital grows fivefold in 2024

With a surge in new capital expected to flow into local managed funds this year, recent data shows that the strong performance of ESG-related funds is ...

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Select infrastructure investments remain resilient amid market noise

Despite ongoing market uncertainty in the US and globally, certain segments of the infrastructure sector continue to present compelling opportunities

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ETF demand poised to play a bigger role in gold’s growth in 2025

Gold ETF investors are expected to play a bigger role in driving demand for gold in 2025. While central banks were a key driver of gold demand in ...

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ESG ‘maturing’, not going away, expert says

While Australian companies could face starkly different climate-related reporting regimes depending on which way the election swings, a sustainable ...

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US private credit asset manager sets up shop in Australia

A US private credit asset manager has set up shop in Australia in response to a growing interest in private credit investment opportunity among ...

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Overseas expansion fuels Pinnacle’s NPAT boost

Pinnacle has reported a 151 per cent rise in net profit after tax (NPAT) in its half-year results, helped by overseas expansion and affiliate ...

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Large global PE firm enters Insignia bidding war

Less than a month after Insignia quashed rumours Brookfield had made a takeover offer, the private equity giant has officially entered the fray

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Tariffs a Trump card in President’s global game

If the past 24 hours have proved anything, it’s that Donald Trump’s “fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants leadership” is forcing consumers, businesses and ...

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Last domino to fall: Hardline economist backs February rate cut

One of the most hardline economists has reversed his stance, now considering a rate cut in February “likely”. Up until this week, HSBC’s chief ...

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