| KANIKA SOOD | FRIDAY, 24 JAN 2020 12:36PMA Sydney boutique started by a former Evans and Partners investor outperformed all its peers last year and it's not afraid of disclosing its stock picks. |
| | | | Cbus Property has received approval from the Victorian government for a new $1 billion office tower in Melbourne's CBD. |
| | | | Despite a handful of infamous failed Aussie floats in 2019, the IPO market outperformed the benchmark ASX 200 Index by 16.8%. |
| | | | A small caps boutique founded by former UBS investors has decided to close after two institutional investors pulled back their money. |
| | | | The country's largest construction company has reported a loss of $1.8 billion, blaming tough market conditions in the Middle East. |
| | | | As Australia burns, so too does the bottom line of our listed companies, with real implications for our retail, insurance, agriculture and transport sectors. |
| | | | A private debt manager with stellar past returns, is eyeing local superannuation funds as it starts to raise for a new fund. |
| | | | Australian banks continue to take a beating, with all of the Big Four losing brand value, according to a report from Brand Finance Australia. |
| | | | New research from Zenith has found that fund managers with bigger investment teams and specialist coverage responsibilities tend to outperform their peers but opening multiple offices around the world will not give you a performance edge. |
| | | | The alternatives assets data juggernaut is opening an office in Sydney, as it looks to expand its local client base and build its research coverage. |
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| | JAMIE WILLIAMSON AustralianSuper will introduce a new fee for MySuper members from April 2020 to offset the impact of the Protecting Your Super changes. | KANIKA SOOD The alternatives assets data juggernaut is opening an office in Sydney, as it looks to expand its local client base and build its research coverage. | | | HARRISON WORLEY New Industry Super Australia research claims to show plans to make superannuation optional for low-income workers is nothing more than a tax grab. | KANIKA SOOD A Brisbane boutique is winding up an Aussie equities fund, after an investor decided to redeem their money, representing roughly 60% of the fund's assets, just before Christmas. |
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