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AMP sees improvement in cashflow but wealth disappoints
The bank reported cash outflows of $9.0 billion for its wealth business, however, cash inflows were up $7.1 billion, $0.6...
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International regulators grapple with public confidence
Trust will be key for future financial success with many international regulators who are working on improving transparency...
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Federal election, “a big swing factor”
The Federal election will be a big swing factor in terms of the investment thesis for Australia in 2019.
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The global debt pile drops
Global debt obligations have finally started to drop slightly assuaging fears of a global financial crisis, according to data...
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Highly informed traders drive crypto-currency prices
New research has confirmed that informed traders and investors exploiting information asymmetries are driving the huge price swings...
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Global regulators speed up on interest rate benchmark reform
Global regulators say the end of the scandal-ridden London interbank offered rate has underlined the need for robust contractual...
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Covered bond market up 39%
Australia's soft bullet covered bond market saw solid growth in the September quarter helped by Fitch assigning a top...
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US Libor rise might be borrow now, pay later
US dollar funding costs have been skyrocketing over the last three months – in fact, we saw USD Libor end last week higher for... -
APRA rules: Little impact on profit but repricing likely
The big four banks will collectively raise more than $70 billion in Tier 2 capital over the next four years to satisfy the...