Joyce Moullakis

Joyce MoullakisSenior Banking Reporter

Joyce Moullakis is a senior banking reporter. Prior to joining The Australian, she worked as a senior banking and deals reporter at The Australian Financial Review.

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DAILY TELEGRAPH 16TH NOVEMBER 2023Pictured on stage at the Museum of Contemporary Art at The Rocks in Sydney is Deanne Stewart, from Aware Super, at the 2023 Daily Telegraph Future Sydney Bradfield Oration.Picture: Richard Dobson

Australian super funds boost global investment focus

Aware Super CEO Deanne Stewart predicts Australian funds will ramp up offshore exposure over the next decade, with some moving to have more than half their assets outside the country.

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CommentaryFinancial Services

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Commission crunch as banks battle mortgage brokers

The profitability of mortgages for the major banks is severely challenged, giving rise to a fierce new battleground. Are broker commissions in the firing line?

Joyce Moullakis

EconomyEconomics

Former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during an election night event at the West Palm Beach Convention Center in West Palm Beach, Florida, on November 6, 2024. Donald Trump claimed victory and pledged to "heal" the country on November 6, 2024 as results put him on the verge of beating Kamala Harris in a stunning White House comeback. (Photo by Jim WATSON / AFP)

Business leaders raise alarm over Trump trade wars

Prominent Australian business leaders have warned that Donald Trump’s second US presidency risks sparking a fierce trade war with China, stoking inflationary pressures around the world.

Glenda Korporaal, Joyce Moullakis and Cliona O'Dowd

corporatesCompanies

BCA Dinner arrivals (L-R) Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, President BCA Geoff Culbert and CEO BCA Bran Black. Jane Dempster/The Australian.

Business chiefs revive push to cut tax impost

Business is reviving calls for Anthony Albanese to lower the corporate tax rate, warning Australian businesses will be increasingly uncompetitive under Donald Trump’s plans to slash US company taxes.

Greg Brown, Glenda Korporaal and Joyce Moullakis

BankingFinancial Services

NAB warns of spike in bad loans

NAB’s so-called ‘watch loans’ climbed to its highest level since mid-2022 as CEO Andrew Irvine warned of a further increase in troubled business borrowers.

Joyce Moullakis and Cliona O'Dowd

ExclusiveCompanies

Jarden co-CEO Aidan Allen. Picture: Supplied

Jarden tips recovery in M&A and private equity deals

Reporting improved earnings, trans-Tasman investment bank Jarden believes September marked a turning point for deal optimism and corporate confidence.

Joyce Moullakis

FinanceFinancial Services

Macquarie CEO Shemara Wikramanayake Picture: Supplied

Macquarie to make push on active ETFs

Macquarie is evolving its public markets businesses by making a bigger push into active exchange-traded funds, as it grapples with unfavourable foreign exchange movements and fund outflows.

Joyce Moullakis

ExclusiveFinancial Services

12/10/22: David Paradice, one of the country's best-known fund managers, who will be doing a stockpicking forum later that day. John Feder/The Australian.

Zenith downgrades Paradice mid-cap fund after key changeover

The departures from the local funds management industry keep on coming, with John Lake’s retirement from Paradice Investment Management being dubbed a ‘material loss’.

Joyce Moullakis and John Stensholt

FinanceBusiness

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Plenty of renewable energy work for us in US: Macquarie chief

Macquarie Group has a ‘massive amount’ of renewable energy projects to forge ahead with in the US, regardless of the risk a Donald Trump presidency poses to some cleaner-energy initiatives.

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LendingFinancial Services

Gloves off as private credit gets punchy

There are risks that ‘lender-on-lender violence’, a tactical tussle between banks and other credit providers, becomes more prevalent in Australia as the global private credit market swells.

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