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| | | The ETF industry has stretched its growth streak to 71 months of consecutive net inflows, and amassed a record US$620.5 billion year-to-date, according to consultancy firm ETFGI. These record-breaking net inflows year-to-date steamrolled the previous ... |
| | | | ... Conversely, the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has recently highlighted opportunities in the IPO market, in a move to spike "global competitiveness". |
| | | | ... Investments Commission (ASIC) in February, the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has outlined several opportunities to spike "global competitiveness" of Australia's listed markets. ASIC's Australia's evolving capital markets paper noted ... |
| | | | Cbus has confirmed it has reported to APRA an "unusually high spike in log-in attempts", impacting around 85 member accounts, which occurred several days after the cyber-attack that impacted other super funds. "At this stage of our inquiries, there ... |
| | | | ... experience of the event had been different in both nature and impact to what's been reported. "We acknowledge that a spike in suspicious activity was recorded by the fund over recent days, however we believe that the strong security safeguards we ... |
| | | | ... the scope of the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR)," AFCA said. The failure of UGC is the main driver behind the spike in the 2026 CSLR levy estimates, tipped to be $70 million. UGC accounts for $44.6 million in claims and $3.6 million in AFCA ... |
| | | | ... with taking further steps to protect their accounts. AustralianSuper also confirmed that over the past week it's seen a spike in suspicious activity across its member portal and mobile app. AustralianSuper chief member officer Rose Kerlin said the ... |
| | | | ... they need to take. CSC chief information security officer Daminda Kumara told Financial Standard that the dark web data spike took off after the pandemic, likely due to greater technology reliance by organisations, which criminals were quick to exploit. ... |
| | | | ... decarbonise. Further, as previously announced, the federal government has also consulted with the South Australian government to spike steelmaking in Whyalla, which is part of a broader $2.4 billion package. Moreover, an additional $2 billion is being ... |
| | | | Global tariffs could balloon to levels not seen since the turn of the century and result in higher inflation and interest rates, according to a top economist. Speaking at Financial Standard's Chief Economists Forum yesterday, Barrenjoey chief economist ... |
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