Eliza Bavin
Senior Journalist at Financial Standard
📰 Business and finance journalist @YahooFinanceAU ✉ [email protected]
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1 week ago |
financialstandard.com.au | Eliza Bavin
Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor and Shadow Assistant Treasurer Luke Howarth have announced a range of measures the Coalition would be looking to prioritise for the financial advice industry if elected on May 3. Among these policies, Taylor and Howarth said the Coalition would make access to affordable financial advice a priority by setting an "ambitious target" to rebuild the advice industry to 30,000 advisers.
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1 week ago |
financialstandard.com.au | Eliza Bavin
Global investor services firm IQ-EQ has entered the Australian market with the acquisition of AMAL Group - a provider of corporate trust, agency services and loan servicing solutions. The strategic acquisition of AMAL Group includes AMAL Asset Management, AMAL Corporate Holdings and their subsidiaries. IQ-EQ is backed by Astorg, a pan-European private equity firm with more than $42 billion (€24 billion) of assets under management.
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1 week ago |
financialstandard.com.au | Eliza Bavin
HUB24 saw record platform inflows in Q3 of $4.9 billion, thanks to the large migration of $1.3 billion from Clearview WealthFoundations to HUB24 Super. Total funds under administration (FUA) reached $124.1 billion, up 24% on the prior corresponding period, including platform FUA of $102.5 billion. On the platform side, HUB24 said it signed 28 new distribution agreements during the quarter and the total number of advisers using the platform increased by 129 to 5015.
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1 week ago |
financialstandard.com.au | Eliza Bavin
As May 3 steadily approaches, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton have announced some big spending policies to woo voters. If elected, Labor has promised first home buyers a government loan guarantee to purchase a property with just a 5% deposit. Additionally, Albanese said the government will invest $10 billion to build 100,000 new homes reserved for first home buyers.
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1 week ago |
financialstandard.com.au | Eliza Bavin
AustralianSuper has confirmed of the 600 members who had their accounts accessed in the cyberattack earlier this month, 10 suffered a financial loss totalling $750,000. "Our investigation into this criminal act found a total of 10 members had a combined $750,000 transferred out of their accounts, which were fully reimbursed this week," AustralianSuper said late Friday.
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Tbh this whole thing freaks me out but also would be kinda awesome to have a wine with the girls in Paris instead of playing trivia
.@Facebook is jumping into the world of virtual reality by investing $70 million into the creation of a Metaverse. But what's a metaverse? @BavinEliza explains. https://t.co/nhAERrjAkp
Love that my husband is a scientist so I could run some of this by him before I published. Not ashamed to say I didn't know a lot about the actual metal - I do want to invest now though!
#Lithium. What it is, what it's used for, why prices are rising (550%!) and how to invest in it. @BavinEliza https://t.co/0Zy9h2ZZDh
I really want to go to the pub. So, if we can get this going ASAP that would be fab.
When exactly will we get back to 'normal'? Predictions among @CommBank @Westpac and @NAB all vary. Story by @BavinEliza https://t.co/QSUsW03k3y
