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| | | Perpetual, one of Myer's largest shareholders, sold around 23 million shares after the retailer's poor results this week. Myer's share price fell as much as 30% after announcing its full year results on Tuesday. The embattled retailer reported a fall ... |
| | | | ... Fund. In addition, La Trobe Direct - the online investment platform - is back online after it was shut down earlier this week. However, stop orders remain in place for the US Private Credit Fund (USPC Fund). As part of the process, La Trobe updated its ... |
| | | | ... at the board meeting in early November." This comes after RBA governor Michele Bullock told a parliamentary inquiry this week that the Australian economy was "in a very good position", pointing to inflation being within the board's target 2-3% range. ... |
| | | | ... Rahmani, chief executive and managing director of Magellan, told the Berkshire Global Advisors M&A Symposium in Sydney this week that she is hearing a lot of talk about governance among the adviser community amid the fallout of the two failed schemes. ... |
| | | | Receivers have been appointed to two related entities of Australian Fiduciaries following a Federal Court hearing this week. About $167 million is tied up currently, belonging to about 600 investors who placed their retirement savings in the Global ... |
| | | | ... Perpetual-owned J O Hambro Capital Management (JOHCM) has appointed Bill Street as its new chief executive, effective this week. The appointment, subject to regulatory approval, is a part of Perpetual's refreshed strategy to drive growth in the boutique ... |
| | | | ... report by the last sitting day in March, but the inquiry lapsed as a result of the federal election being called. Earlier this week, the committee advised the Senate it would not seek re-adoption of the inquiry and the Senate agreed. The Financial Advice ... |
| | | | ... have come together to urge the government to prioritise reform of Australia's overseas skills recognition system at this week's Economic Reform Roundtable. In its submission to the Economic Reform Roundtable, the Activate Australia's Skills campaign ... |
| | | | ... for regional communities across Australia, and particularly Queensland. Lloyd Williams joins Aware Super Aware Super this week appointed Lloyd Williams to its trustee board. He brings over 35 years of management and governance experience to the role ... |
| | | | ... month that the surprise pause in July was about the 'timing not direction' of the cash rate trajectory, a cut this week seems highly likely," Bloxham said. "That said, growth is in an upswing, and very weak productivity means that only a modest ... |
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