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19 March 2019 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

AMP wealth earnings predicted to plunge

Earnings for AMP Wealth are forecasted to more than halve during the next two years, plummeting from $363 million in FY18 to an estimated $161 million ...

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NAB responds to Hayne recommendations

The National Australia Bank has supported all 72 recommendations in the Hayne final report and has already completed or was in the process of ...

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Premium China Funds lessens management fees

Premium China Funds Management has moved to reduce the management fees applying to its Premium Asia Fund, along with removing its performance fee from ...

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Perpetual responds to price hike

Perpetual has responded to a query from the ASX regarding its price after a stellar week for the investment and trustee group.  Since Monday, ...

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Consumers flock to ING post-RC

ING in Australia has generated a profit of $401 million for the 2018 year, up 15 per cent from 2017, as the business saw its banking customer base ...

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Financial services employees more stressed than average Australians

New research conducted shortly after the royal commission was announced has found that financial services workers were more stressed and less engaged ...

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Managed accounts FUM held firm amid volatility

Funds under management in managed accounts held its ground in the second half of 2018 with strong net inflow offsetting December quarter market ...

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CBA suspends exit from mortgage broking business

The Commonwealth Bank has provided an update on its business plans and has said it is has paused the exit of its wealth management and mortgage ...

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Aus ETF investors up 22%

The number of Australian investors choosing to buy into ETFs has surged by 22 per cent in the past year, according to a study, with amplified demand ...

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Climate change presents significant risk to Australian economy

The Reserve Bank of Australia has stated that climate change presents  significant risks and opportunities for Australia’s economy.  Deputy ...

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