Global economy remains mired in uncertainty despite US progress, says Barclays

Despite calming moves from the US administration and reassurances at the IMF and World Bank spring meetings, the global economy remains on a precarious footing, according to a new analysis by Barclays.

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$93bn fund becomes key investor in local renewables project

Rest has expanded its portfolio of renewable energy infrastructure by supporting a Victorian solar farm and battery project.

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Corporate leaders unite against Division 296 ‘policy mistake’

Big business has joined the chorus of opposition against the proposed Division 296 tax.

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Former tribunal member warns of ‘serious deficiencies’ in super system

A former adviser to superannuation trustees has sounded the alarm on what he describes as “serious deficiencies” within the system, urging regulators to take immediate action.

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Bravura CEO to step down, interim chief named

Bravura CEO Andrew Russell has announced he will be stepping down from the company, just under two years after his appointment.

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Future Group expands with ZMSF and MLC product acquisitions

Future Group is set to take on nearly $1 billion in funds under management (FUM) and welcome more than 100,000 new members following two significant successor fund transfers.

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IMF calls for collaboration to mitigate economic upheaval

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has issued a sobering assessment of the global economic landscape in its latest World Economic Outlook, dramatically revised after Donald Trump’s 2 April announcement of sweeping tariff measures.

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GDG joins ASX 200 in March quarter as growth pipeline delivers

Growth from the listed company’s key businesses has propelled Generational Development Group to new milestones in the three months to 31 March.

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Potential market rally disrupted by Trump, says economist

Sharemarkets might have been rallying on the back of central banks’ progress in the inflation fight, if not for Donald Trump’s escalating trade tensions and renewed attacks on the US Federal Reserve, according to AMP’s chief economist Shane Oliver.

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Industry welcomes new financial abuse ‘legal loophole’ crackdown

Super industry advocates are calling on all parties to prioritise stopping abusers from getting access to their victims’ super.

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