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YBR sells superfund business

Yellow Brick Road has sold its superfund business Brightday to Pearl Funds Management for an undisclosed sum, as it continues it focus on mortgages.

YBR sells superfund business
Government to review Pension Loans Scheme rates

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has announced that the government is reviewing the interest rates of its Pension Loans Scheme, following calls for reverse mortgage interest rates to reflect the ...

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Rate trajectory rides on Trump trade deal

The progress of trade negotiations between the US and China will determine the extent of the Reserve Bank’s monetary policy easing over the coming months, according to a ComSec economist

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S&P upgrades outlook following ‘orderly’ housing correction

The ratings agency has revised its outlook for the Australian banking sector in response to stabilisation in the residential property market. 

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FHB reforms plagued by uncertainty

The federal government is yet to fine-tune its FHB loan scheme, with administrators unable to shed further light on the initiative.

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Complexities putting AI implementation at a ‘standstill’

A new report has flagged risks associated with the implementation of AI technology, which could be inhibiting financial services firms from reaping the benefits of efficiency improvements

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Westpac to wear additional $341m in remediation

 A big four bank has announced that its cash earnings will be hit by a further $341 million in remediation costs.

Westpac to wear additional $341m in remediation
Australia to lead global real estate ‘bust’

The residential property market remains “overvalued” and is approaching a tipping point, an economist has said, despite recent signs of a market rebound.

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‘Highly inefficient’ stamp duty under review

The debate surrounding the efficacy of stamp duty has resurfaced, with the NSW government launching a new review into its revenue system.   

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FOMO set to strengthen Sydney market

Sydney’s property market could stay strong until Christmas, as buyers experience the fear of missing out, according to Raine & Horne’s executive chairman.

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