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12 February 2024 • By Keith Ford • 1 min read

Mayfair 101 resumes interest payments for lenders

Almost four years after ASIC first took action against Mayfair 101, the investment group has resumed payments to lenders. Having first drawn ...

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‘Challenge isn’t over’: Bullock holds steady on inflation outlook in Parliament

The RBA stands ready to reduce rates even before inflation reaches the 2.5 per cent mark, but a prerequisite for such a move is a clear assurance of a ...

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ASIC wins first crypto-related case in court

The Federal Court has made one of its first decisions on the application of the financial services law to crypto-backed products. The Federal Court ...

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Overly cautious RBA could hurt the economy, economists agree

There is a risk that the RBA’s inflation expectations are too conservative and could end up hurting the economy. Deutsche Bank said in its most ...

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Inconsistencies in government comms muddle mandatory climate reporting

Australia’s funds management industry faces critical inconsistencies on its path to mandatory climate reporting, according to Zenith Investment ...

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ASIC places interim stop order on managed fund

The regulator has halted the offers of Shield Master Fund. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has made interim stop orders ...

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RBA stays hawkish, says market pricing ‘not our forecast’

The RBA maintains a hawkish stance, leaving the door open for future rate hikes despite economists predicting rate cuts for 2024. As long as ...

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Stage 3 tax cut overhaul receives bipartisan support

The government’s changes to stage three tax cuts are now expected to sail through Parliament following backing from Dutton and the Coalition

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New-look RBA announces first rate decision

The central bank has announced its first interest rate decision since a major revamp, which will see the board meet eight times a year instead of the ...

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Stage 3 tax changes undo crucial reform progress, warns economist

The stage three tax changes have undone Australia’s progress in tax reform, posing significant risks to productivity and living standards, according ...

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