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| | | Green bond issuance is predicted to hit US$600 billion this year. That's according to AXA Investment Managers, which said the milestone will be achieved on the back of supportive regulation, evolving market dynamics, and increased investor demand. In ... |
| | | | Sustainable funds have fallen out of favour but Zenith Investment Partners predicts a major comeback. With the current market treating sustainable investing cautiously, some investment managers have abandoned what they felt like was a Sisyphus-like ... |
| | | | ... best investment manager and BetaShares was named best ETF manager. The magazine named 128 gold winners including credit cards, term deposits, bank accounts, loans, superannuation, insurance, managed funds, ETFs, online broking, as well as phone plans ... |
| | | | ... safeguards that exist for our product. Those safeguards are important because they go above and beyond the features that credit cards have. When a customer misses a payment with us, we don't let them spend until they get up to date. We pause the facility." ... |
| | | | ... of ultra-high net worth clients." This could lead to what EY calls a "major reallocation of investments could be on the cards - with 72% of Australian respondents believing it is important to consider ESG parameters in their portfolios and impact investing ... |
| | | | ... on other issues." Money Magazine's Best of the Best awards names 126 winners across financial services including credit cards, term deposits, banking, loans, superannuation, insurance, investments, and online broking, as well as phone plans, broadband ... |
| | | | ... bond framework. Experts have previously told The Sustainability Report that they believe that Australian issuance is on the cards as well. The robustness of COVID-19 bonds will hinge on the use of proceeds of the funds raised, the reporting on how said ... |
| | | | ... Commission into Banking, Fernie said. "That said, we regularly engage with the major banks here, whether it's on credits cards and their use in gambling, the response to the Royal Commission, issues with AUSTRAC, and we're active in terms of our engagement ... |
| | | | ... the only COVID-19 bonds, and experts that spoke with The Sustainability Report believe that Australian issuance is on the cards as well. The robustness of COVID-19 bonds will hinge on the use of proceeds of the funds raised, the reporting on how said ... |
| | | | ... Interest Loans (NILS) and StepUP low-interest loans, both of are capped on income, and mainstream banking services like credit cards, which can be unviable to people with lower income. The use of short term cash loans by households in Australia has more ... |
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