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AMP faces fourth shareholder class action

by Reporter • 3 May 2018
A fourth class action is being lined up against financial services giant AMP, as boutique law firm Phi Finney McDonald... READ MORE
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New cash rate record reached

by Reporter • 1 May 2018
The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced the official cash rate for May, setting a new record. READ MORE
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Majors report growth in owner-occupied portfolio

by Reporter • 1 May 2018
The big four banks all grew their owner-occupied lending portfolio in March, with two majors increasing their investor... READ MORE
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Bluestone enters near-prime market

by Reporter • 27 Apr 2018
Non-bank lender Bluestone Mortgages has announced its entry into the near-prime space with rate cuts of up to 225... READ MORE
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Royal commission to investigate misconduct relating to SMEs

by Reporter • 27 Apr 2018
The financial services royal commission’s next round of public hearings is set to focus on Australian small... READ MORE
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Corporate tax cuts ‘will be dumped’, predicts tax expert

by Reporter • 27 Apr 2018
Controversial tax cuts for larger businesses are likely to be dumped in the upcoming federal budget and could have... READ MORE
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Liberty’s first prime and non-conforming RMBS for 2018 receives...

by Reporter • 27 Apr 2018
Moody’s Investors Service has assigned provisional ratings to Liberty’s first prime and non-conforming RMBS... READ MORE
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Industry veteran questions calls for standardised commissions

by Reporter • 26 Apr 2018
A move to introduce a standard upfront commission paid to brokers is not necessary, according to one Perth-based... READ MORE
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FSC supports heavier penalties for corporate crooks

by Reporter • 23 Apr 2018
The Financial Services Council has backed the federal government’s decision to increase civil and criminal penalties... READ MORE
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10 years of jail for most serious Corporations Act breaches

by Reporter • 23 Apr 2018
Individuals who are found guilty of breaching the Corporations Act could face up to 10 years in prison and/or... READ MORE