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17 April 2019 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

China’s banks remain world’s largest

The latest global bank ratings from S&P Global Market Intelligence has once again concluded that China’s big four state-backed banks are the ...

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DomaCom FUM up 20% to $50m

The DomaCom Fund has grown its funds under management to over $50 million since 31 January 2019. DomaCom CEO Arthur Naoumidis said that in the last ...

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Aus economy at risk of sharper global downturn

Global economic growth forecasts have been revised down, with risks of a sharper downturn and Australia being left vulnerable, the Reserve Bank of ...

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Australians’ personal wealth declining

Australians’ personal wealth has diminished according to Roy Morgan, with the market researcher finding the country’s gross personal assets – ...

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Australian model helps expand US ETF industry

The US ETF industry is expected to grow rapidly after a change in regulations that has been modelled off of Australia’s active ETF industry

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Australia’s first India equities ETF to launch next month 

Aussie investors will soon have the opportunity to gain exposure to the world’s sixth-largest economy. ETF Securities has partnered with one of the ...

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Financial innovation involved in stopping slavery

As a result of a variety of factors, the financial sector has become complicit in modern day slavery. Financial innovation is part of the solution to ...

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Aus ETFs record 13% growth

The Australian ETF industry posted 13 per cent growth for the first quarter of the year, according to BetaShares, with the sector ending March at $46

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BOQ retail bank in trouble

The regional bank is facing challenges attracting new franchisees after posting an 8 per cent fall in cash earnings in the first half of FY19

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‘The smart money is on healthcare’

Leading forecaster Chris Richardson believes Australia is once again showing signs of a two-speed economy. In his latest Business Outlook, the ...

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