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| | | ... at a record low 0.75% in November if he is right". Bill could be right because, according to Vesna: "Mr Evans is the only big four economist to call for three interest rate cuts from the Reserve Bank in this easing cycle, and the first to introduce cuts ... |
| | | | ... it, which is why we're working with Rosenberg [Equities] and fintechs to make it more actionable." Christensen explained a big part of the challenge is being able to effectively communicate how environmental, social and governance (ESG) integration is ... |
| | | | ... our country's journey towards reconciliation." The fund has also signed up to the First Nations Foundation's 2019 Big Super Day Out which provides free superannuation help and support to First Nations people. "At Sunsuper, we're implementing ... |
| | | | ... of under-valuation of a particular currency versus the US dollar. On January 10 this year, The Economist published its 'Big Mac' index. It showed that apart from the overvaluation of the Swiss franc (18.7%), Norwegian krone (5.0%) and Swedish ... |
| | | | If very, very recent history is any guide, US President Donald Trump would soon be tempering his trade war tweets versus China. Trump did so early this year - prompting financial markets and economic and business agents to expect that a trade deal is ... |
| | | | ... wealth management giants could lose more than 30% of their platform profits even if they undertake "radical cost surgery". The big players' funds under administration have been plagued by leakage to independent platforms, retail super outflows and administration ... |
| | | | Australia's big banks are well placed to defend their position against fintechs hoping to disrupt the industry, according to a new report from Moody's. While fintechs may be seen to pose a growing threat, large banks have the financial resources to ... |
| | | | Australian companies have kept their combined dividend payout flat for five years, even as they continue to climb up globally, according to the latest Janus Henderson Dividend Index. Global dividends now sit at almost twice the level they were at a ... |
| | | | ... "revenge of the Howard battlers" and said the Prime Minister's campaign "exploited middle Australia's fears about Labor's big taxing and far-reaching reform agenda." "Electoral results suggest the so-called 'Howard battlers' - the great mass of tradies ... |
| | | | ... AustralianSuper, UniSuper and Hostplus have so far stuck to single strategy products. On the other hand, the super businesses of all big four banks now use lifecycle products as defaults, with NAB's MLC being the latest entrant. In total, 25 super ... |
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