Commonwealth Bank’s meteoric share price rise to new highs has analysts stumped and fundies warning dividends across the big 4 banks can’t hold up. But will investors care?
Money managers say politicians on defined benefit schemes won’t be hit by the ‘reprehensible’ new tax and dispute the Treasurer’s claim because MPs’ and judges’ pensions aren’t designed that way.
Insignia shares tank after US private equity giant Bain walks away, leaving CC Capital as the sole bidder for the wealth manager.
Investor confidence grows as the US and China pause their trade war but traders are slashing their rate cut expectations.
The corporate regulator has broadened its investigation to the superannuation fund trustees as part of its probe into Falcon Capital and the wound-up First Guardian.
Investors are ripping record amounts of money from sustainable funds overseas, but Australians are still pouring hundreds of millions into ethical and green funds. Can it last?
NAB boss CEO Andrew Irvine says Australians should be optimistic for the year ahead as it maintains predictions for interest rates to get to as low as 2.6 per cent by early 2026.
Regal says it walked away from Platinum deal because the price was too high. Beleaguered fund manager’s assets drop below $10bn.
The big four CEO believes there are ‘many opportunities’ for Labor to drive the economy forward amid global uncertainty, and says Australia needs to reduce its reliance on China.
Veteran stockpicker Kerr Neilson can’t get his head around Nvidia’s valuation and says Platinum’s big problem was its move to decouple investment performance from rewards.
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