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KPMG Australia going cap in hand for $100m in loans
The consultancy is seeking to stop other big clients deserting the firm and keep partner pay at a higher level.
Surcharge ban will leave some renters in the lurch
Many tenants could soon be forced into arrears, advocates warn, as a key rental payment platform closes its doors.
Is Stoneweg Europe Stapled Trust’s manager-internalisation deal the key to reviving S-Reits?
Some view manager-internalisation as a ‘nuclear option’, but Sert is demonstrating that it is also a constructive growth-oriented strategy
More asset owners may adopt ‘total portfolio approach’ to counter market concentration risk
Research shows that TPA adopters have a performance edge of 1.3% per annum over portfolios using strategic asset allocation
South Korean president orders probe into wave of data breaches at banks, public agencies
Regulators believe the attacks may have broadly scanned multiple financial companies for vulnerabilities
Ageing in Asia: Huge potential for the consumer economy
Healthcare, travel and tourism are the top 2 spending sectors for those aged 60 and above by 2030
Inside a billionaire’s paradise with crypto’s most powerful ex-convict
Cryptocurrency mogul Changpeng Zhao has gone from prison in the US to finding favour with a pair of powerful ruling families. One is a clan that runs the UAE and other is the Trumps.
America’s billionaires are turning their backs on Trump
The US president’s loss of political momentum has given some of his backers the cover to start talking their mind.
We are crusading against things that would keep us safe – like data centres
AI regulation will weaken us while data centres protect us.
Steel, concrete and coffee: The new look for cyclists
MAAP’s new store features an organic-shaped lounge suite, coffee table stacked with books and magazines, espresso machine and a screen showing cycling races the world over.