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AIST veteran tenders resignation

ALLY SELBY  |  WEDNESDAY, 12 AUG 2020
... now has a global footprint. Under Mannix-White's guidance, the program now includes global conferences and international study tours involving speakers from around the world, as well as a global pension day for Australian and offshore pension funds. ...

Bond investor sues Australian government

ELIZABETH MCARTHUR  |  THURSDAY, 30 JUL 2020
A 23 year old woman is suing the Australian government, claiming climate change risk was not disclosed properly when she invested in exchange traded bonds. Kathleen (Katta) O'Donnell is being represented by Equity Generation Lawyers principal David ...

Sovereign investors keen on gold, infrastructure

KANIKA SOOD  |  TUESDAY, 21 JUL 2020
... noted. Central bank reserve portfolio's average allocation to gold inched up from 4.2% in 2019 to 4.8% to March end. The study found nearly half (48%) of the central banks that increased their exposure to gold did so with the view to replacing negative-yielding ...

Chief economist update: China recovery would have been good for Oz

BENJAMIN ONG  |  MONDAY, 20 JUL 2020
... Australia's extradition agreement with Hong Kong. Then again, even if Beijing hadn't "advised" its people not to tour and/or study in Australia, the COVID-19 is doing the Politburo's work. According to news.com.au: "It's been estimated ...

Growth outplays value: Frontier

ELIZA BAVIN  |  THURSDAY, 16 JUL 2020
Growth continued to outperform value according to a new study by Frontier Advisers looking at the performance of fund managers in the final quarter of 20109/20. In a note released to its clients, Frontier reported that growth-focused managers outstripped ...

Statewide overhauls risk management approach

ELIZA BAVIN  |  WEDNESDAY, 15 JUL 2020
... support them to make better decisions." Statewide said it focused on findings from the Accenture 2019 Global Risk Management Study, which identified that the rise of technology like AI and automation presents challenges for risk managers. The study ...

Melburnians back in the lockup

BENJAMIN ONG  |  WEDNESDAY, 8 JUL 2020
... reasons: to shop for food and essential goods and services; for care or compassionate reasons; exercise outdoors; for work or study - if you can't do it from home. It's a complete turnaround from just a few days and two months before when on ...

Chief economist update: Second waving, not drowning

BENJAMIN ONG  |  TUESDAY, 7 JUL 2020
... souring diplomatic and foreign relations with Beijing would play out - China has already advised its citizens not to tour and study in the land down under, in retaliation for the Morrison government's call for an inquiry into the beginnings of the ...

Trust in advisers wanes

JAMIE WILLIAMSON  |  TUESDAY, 30 JUN 2020
... an opportunity to profit by investing in capital markets, while just 57% of those without an adviser said the same. The study also found that the findings of the Royal Commission and the associated press coverage did not change investors' minds as ...

SG does wonders for households: Research

JAMIE WILLIAMSON  |  MONDAY, 29 JUN 2020
... superannuation, net saving is likely to be no less than 60 cents, and possibly much higher," the report reads. "The most oft-cited study estimates a net effect of 62 cents in the dollar." This suggests Australian households are saving a much higher proportion ...