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01 June 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Experts tip economy won’t fully rebound until 2022

Around 85 per cent of experts and economists have forecast the global economy will not be fully recuperated for at least two years, according to a new ...

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JP Morgan partners with Calastone

JP Morgan Asset Management has signed on to a new service from global funds network Calastone, introducing automated settlements to its Morgan Money ...

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Bendigo provisions $143m

The bank has taken a grim outlook on the COVID-19 crisis and has provisioned for downside economic scenarios. Bendigo and Adelaide Bank has ...

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MLC unveils new advice business

MLC has announced a new licensee network for self-employed advisers and advice businesses as it attempts to create a “more focused and sustainable” ...

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Franklin Templeton sacks employee over video scandal

The investment company said it has terminated a worker’s employment after a video of her calling the police during an encounter with a black man went ...

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Virus freezes roughly $7.5bn in private capital investment

A survey of the private capital sector has revealed that up to $7.5 billion in new investment activity has been put on ice as a direct result of the ...

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NAB extends raise to $1.25bn

NAB has decided to more than double its latest raising after a reported flood of interest from retail investors, with the bank now pushing for an ...

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Infrastructure companies have ‘social licence’ to operate

The COVID-19 crisis has highlighted how important it is for infrastructure companies to manage all stakeholders in order to thrive. The rolling ...

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ScoMo’s make-or-break moment

The government’s JobMaker program could kick-start Australia’s recovery – or kneecap it. As speeches go, it wasn’t Chifley’s “Light on a hill” or ...

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What will happen after COVID-19?

Despite government focus being on the short-term, with stabilising unemployment and markets being the key, the shock is likely to have long-term ...

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