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Praemium Investment Showcase: A tailored approach to ethical portfolio – Investor Daily Knowledge Centre

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A revolution in reverse


A revolution in reverse
13 May 2021
On budget night, Australia witnessed another stunning performance of the Frydenberg tango: one step forward, two steps back.
After innumerable pre-budget “leaks”, the surprise up Josh Frydenberg’s sleeve was $29 billion in tax cuts for low and middle-income earners – doubtless a win for those who’d like to keep more of their money, but hardly the sweeping reforms required to make Australia’s economy more dynamic and less reliant on the exports that Paul Keating referred to in his infamous “banana republic” comments in 1986.
The rationale here (as it was in October) is that this budget was necessary to ensure the recovery and return of the economy to its pre-COVID state. As even the most disinterested observer of the pre-COVID economy would attest, that is not a desirable outcome – nor one that will necessarily be achieved by the budget. Stimulus measures and closed borders have already seen Australia mostly return to where it was. The mission now is to get it to where it should be. 

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RBA could move on rates early: UBS

UBS has added its voice to the chorus of commentators warning the RBA could be forced to lift rates prematurely in the face of a stronger-than-expected recovery.

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Budget a 'shameless political fix' - InvestorDaily

Treasury’s admission that wages will remain depressed despite historic government spending has drawn the ire of Josh Frydenberg’s political opponents, who accuse him of mismanaging the economy.

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Jarden forges alliance with Nomura

Jarden forges alliance with Nomura
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The budget we had to have?


The budget we had to have?
By
Lachlan Maddock
10 May 2021
Desperate times call for desperate measures – but it’s unclear whether Treasurer Josh Frydenberg will deploy any on budget night.
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg finds himself walking a tightrope, committing to repairing the economy while maintaining the LNP’s reputation as the party of fiscal responsibility. Any misstep will have disastrous consequences for an election that will likely be coming sooner rather than later, or for the fortunes of a country that is still recovering from a historic shock. 
But it seems that Mr Frydenberg will deliver a budget that nobody is happy with: free-market conservatives are disappointed by increased government spending, while Labor and the Left believe that the government has not spent enough, or on the right policies.

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AMP advice transformation director departs


AMP advice transformation director departs
AMP advice transformation director departs
The director of AMP’s advice transformation program has left the role as the company continues to work towards its three-year turnaround strategy.
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“I can confirm that Ms Hopkins is no longer with the business. This is a project management role for which we will go through the process to find a suitable replacement,” the spokesperson said.
Ms Hopkins had held a number of senior business roles prior to her stint at AMP and spent five years at CBA as the program director for its Future Advice Model, which sought to deliver a “customer centric and efficient” advice service.

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McEwan keeps his eyes on the prize


McEwan keeps his eyes on the prize
By
Lachlan Maddock
06 May 2021
NAB’s “clean set of results” gave chief executive Ross McEwan plenty of reasons to rest on his laurels on Thursday morning, but he instead stayed focused on the future of the bank. 
Ross McEwan told media that future unwinding of NAB’s prudent capital settings – including impairment charges and the capital buffer it maintains over and above the CET1 ratio – will depend entirely on the shape of the economy going forward, but that he was looking forward to a time when NAB’s surplus of caution was no longer required. 

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Bidding war rages for Mainstream


Bidding war rages for Mainstream
By
Lachlan Maddock
06 May 2021
SS&C has upped the ante with its bid for investment administration provider Mainstream after rival Apex fired off a $356.2 million offer. 
Apex Group offered Mainstream $2.55 a share on 30 April 2021, an offer that Mainstream confirmed as superior – until SS&C exercised its matching right and topped that bid by a single cent. Mainstream has now terminated discussions with Apex. 
“The directors of Mainstream unanimously recommend that Mainstream shareholders vote in favour of the further revised SS&C scheme in the absence of a superior proposal…concluding that the further revised SS&C scheme is in the best interests of shareholders,” Mainstream’s board said in a statement to the ASX.

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