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Chief economist update: Brexit uncertainty is not all that bad

BENJAMIN ONG  |  TUESDAY, 15 OCT 2019
... imprimatur on Brexit come 31 October 2019. But this remains a tall ask (if the UK wants to exit with a "deal") with only a few weeks to go before the deadline for unlike in the medieval times, the kingdom's ruler is now a figurehead. The chance of ...

Chief economist update: When monetary and fiscal policies don't meet

BENJAMIN ONG  |  TUESDAY, 8 OCT 2019
... of policies, like fiscal and prudential measures." Talk to the hand. Lowe might as well have. In his speech in Tasmania a few days before, Morrison made himself equally clear about having a Budget surplus (surpluses) under his watch. "I'm passionate ...

Corporate, industry fund merge

JAMIE WILLIAMSON  |  FRIDAY, 4 OCT 2019
A 47-year-old corporate superannuation fund has merged with a $16 billion industry fund. The Dow Australia Superannuation Fund (DowASF), home to just under 400 members, has merged with Equipsuper. Established in 1972, DowASF is the corporate plan of ...

Moelis eyes new private credit fund, appoints lead

KANIKA SOOD  |  THURSDAY, 3 OCT 2019
... alternative credit managers in the current environment as our investors seek attractive risk-adjusted returns in credit." "Few can match his level of experience in private credit." Trajcevski has 22 years of experience. He co-founded Dinimus Capital ...

Legg Mason expands Asia Pacific role

ELIZA BAVIN  |  THURSDAY, 3 OCT 2019
... set to retire in March 2020 after 12 years and he will be transitioning his duties to Sowerby over the course of the next few months. "Lennie has been instrumental in establishing many of our business relationships in Asia and we would like to thank ...

Chief economist update: US recession on the cards

BENJAMIN ONG  |  THURSDAY, 3 OCT 2019
... still at expansion levels months before). While concerns over the inverted US yield curve appears to have faded over the past few weeks, the yield curve has remained inverted, justifying views that the Fed's rate cuts in July and September weren't ...

Undisclosed additional lending must stop

KRISTI CHENG  |  THURSDAY, 26 SEP 2019
... funding, it often will not want to negotiate and enter an intercreditor deed with a non-bank lender. Metrics is one of the few non-bank lenders in the Australian market, he said, with whom banks have negotiated intercredited deeds, allowing Metrics to ...

Technology coming for advice jobs

ELIZABETH MCARTHUR  |  WEDNESDAY, 25 SEP 2019
Rice Warner says technology is likely to forever alter how people expect to receive and pay for retirement advice. New insights from the research house suggest robo-advice is not the only channel through which the advice industry will be changed by ...

Chief economist update: RBA cuts official cash rate to 0.75%

BENJAMIN ONG  |  WEDNESDAY, 25 SEP 2019
... friend, is not blowin' in the wind as Bob Dylan would have you believe... the answer is the currency war (although only few admit the global interest rate race to the bottom as that). This is not lost on the RBA governor, however. "We live in an ...

Crunch time for boutique funds

KANIKA SOOD  |  MONDAY, 23 SEP 2019
The boutique model has long coaxed successful fund managers out of big asset management firms but the new class of fund managers looking to break out faces a very different landscape. At least eight boutiques have indicated intention to shut shop so ...