How the US Federal Reserve killed regional banks
An aggressive hiking cycle, an inverted yield curve and maturing government bonds have created a major banking disaster.
An aggressive hiking cycle, an inverted yield curve and maturing government bonds have created a major banking disaster.
In conversation with Money Management, RIAA’s chief executive, Simon O’Connor, has shared how the organisation is creating initiatives to engage and help the advice community.
There are unlikely to be rate cuts by central banks this year, according to JPMAM’s Kerry Craig, but investors need to prepare their portfolios for a 2024 rate reversal.
A new levy on large US banks has been proposed by regulators, set to deliver a two-year blow to earnings.
The fund management firm’s proprietary risk dashboard has predicted a 75 per cent probability of a recession in the US.
Minister for financial services, Stephen Jones, has reacted to the news of AustralianSuper’s refund for tens of thousands of members, stating the breach is “unacceptable”.
A leading fund manager says the structural deflation that made Australians real estate millionaires is over and investors should get ready for a decade of little to no capital growth in housing.
Adviser numbers saw a quarterly rise for the first time in five years, according to the latest Musical Chairs report from Adviser Ratings.
New data has explored the most popular holdings of over 1,000 millionaire investors on the Selfwealth platform, with almost a third being held in self-managed superannuation funds.
Since 11 March 2020, the financial services ombudsman has registered over 17,000 COVID-related complaints relating to banking, insurance and other financial services.