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| | | ... momentum faded and risk appetite deteriorated into year-end. "Bitcoin and Ethereum both experienced heightened volatility, with sharp intramonth drawdowns exposing the market's sensitivity to liquidity and positioning. Smaller tokens and high-beta ... |
| | | | Andrew and Nicola Forrest's gifting of $5 billion worth of Fortescue shares to the Minderoo Foundation has crowned Western Australia the most generous state in the country, a new analysis by KPMG reveals. KPMG modelling of 2023 financial year Australian ... |
| | | | ... disturbances, including abrupt shifts in consumption patterns during the pandemic, widespread supply-chain bottlenecks and sharp increases in energy and food prices. "The extent to which these global shocks were translated into domestic price pressures ... |
| | | | ... of the third quarter of 2025, foreign ownership in the capital market exceeded SAR$590 billion ($234bn), the CMA noted, a sharp increase from the SAR$498 billion ($198bn) at the end of 2024. These approved amendments also align with the CMA's gradual ... |
| | | | Lazard Asset Management has created a new role of a chief investment officer and appointed Eric Van Nostrand. The US$265 billion asset manager said the newly established role will strengthen the cohesion, discipline and effectiveness of its global investment ... |
| | | | In 2019, then APRA chair Wayne Byres had a blunt message for superannuation funds: "Are you going to get better, or are you going to get out?" The question marked the decisive shift in the regulator's tone, making its agenda explicit: super funds ... |
| | | | ... failed APRA's August performance test. Only seven out of the 563 products that APRA tested failed in its assessment, a sharp decrease from the 37 failures recorded in the year prior. 'Less revenue for us': AustralianSuper on closing multiple ... |
| | | | The lobby group for women's financial security in retirement has refreshed its board, appointing two new directors and welcoming back a former member as it sharpens its focus on advocacy, equity and industry engagement. First up is Carla De Campo ... |
| | | | ... has improved since last year, many Australians remain uncertain about their retirement prospects. The survey highlighted a sharp rise in those believing they will not be able to retire (38%), up from 28% in 2024, while 64% expect to work longer than ... |
| | | | ... eye on, given the RBA's revised projections of an elevated inflation environment throughout 2026. "However, barring a sharp spike in either inflation or unemployment - neither of which we have seen in recent years - we think it will continue to be ... |
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