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| | | ... "Partnering with Quant Edge will deliver enormous benefits to OpenMarkets. They are extremely responsive to requests and extremely fast at adding new features - exactly the service our clients want and expect." |
| | | | The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has issued a warning about large technology companies entering financial services. The BIS said the entry of big tech into financial services presents new risks - not least of all, the competition these companies ... |
| | | | Speculation may be mounting over one or two Fed rate cuts (one, two or three for the RBA) going forward, but there are no such similar expectations for the Bank of Japan (BOJ). With the BOJ's policy rate currently at negative 0.1% and its "yield ... |
| | | | ... and more people responsible for their retirement savings as a result. However, the report says savings have not accelerated fast enough to address this deterioration and, as such, most retirees in six nations - Australia, Canada, Japan, the Netherlands ... |
| | | | More than 1700 financial advisers have dropped off the ASIC Financial Adviser Register in less than six months. As of this month, there are 27,108 active financial advisers in Australia, Rainmaker analysis of latest ASIC FAR data shows. At its height ... |
| | | | ... advanced economies will not match." "This faster growth in emerging markets is underpinned by strong secular trends such as a fast- growing middle class, urbanisation, digitisation and social reform. Our new Active ETF (EMMG) has been designed to invest ... |
| | | | Mexico (and the world) is breathing a sigh of relief after Trump's tweet "indefinitely" suspending his tariff threat against America's southern neighbour. But POTUS being Trump, he's exploited this "win" to issue fresh tariff threats versus ... |
| | | | ... the tax stimulus and the RBA rate cut - to shore up savings instead. Spending can wait! Consumer prices aren't rising fast enough anyway. Lesser household spending - which accounts for around 60% of the economy - will increase the risk of slower ... |
| | | | ... comparison to NSW's 13, the Maroons were always going to be up against it in the early stages. Though despite NSW's fast start, the Queenslanders fight back to take the next two categories: average fees and death and total permanent disability ... |
| | | | Sunsuper's chief executive Scott Hartley is stepping down after more than five years in the top job. Hartley has signaled his intention to resign after leading the fund through a period of transformation and growth, saying he is looking forward ... |
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