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30 June 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Large-cap managers targeting offshore growth

Large-cap Australian equity managers are positioning their portfolios to capture global growth, with 30 per cent of their overweight position revenues ...

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New philanthropic LIC to raise $550 million

Wilson Asset Management chairman Geoff Wilson has launched the Future Generation Global Investment Company, which will donate one per cent of its ...

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Australian GDP below trend in Q1: HSBC

Despite a pick-up in household demand and exports growth, the Australian economy increased at a below-trend pace of 2.3 per cent in the first quarter, ...

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Eurozone on track to recovery, says BNP Paribas

The eurozone grew at its fastest pace in almost two years in the first quarter of 2015, with domestic demand providing much of the impetus, says BNP ...

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BT's Asgard platform adds SG Hiscock fund

The SG Hiscock SGH ICE fund is now available for retail investors via BT's Asgard investment platform. The addition of the fund to Asgard comes on ...

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FOFA refinements receive bipartisan support

The government and opposition have pushed through new regulations to allow refinements to be made to FOFA. Assistant Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has ...

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Blame Syriza for Greece’s woes: UBS

The breakdown of negotiations between Greece and its creditors raises questions about the effectiveness of the Greek government, says UBS

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Structural reforms to buoy China H shares

The China H shares market will continue to benefit from structural changes and government reforms, says BlackRock. The H shares market, which are ...

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Govt signs Asia-Pacific infrastructure deal

The Australian government will become a founding member of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, committing just under $1 billion over five years

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Blue chips have entrenched advantage: study

Australian companies that hold a 'dominant' position in concentrated industries tend to generate excess returns, according to a new study

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