Are ETF inflows a bubble in the making?
Half of all equity funds in the United States could be under passive management by early next year. The sheer volume of money could cause liquidity problems and make a mockery of stock valuations.
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$50b of loans fail borrowers' new tests
About 5 per cent of the nation's home loans, or more than $50 billion-worth of borrowing, would fail the latest underwriting standards.
Goldman is 2017's worst-selling fundie
Investors pulled an estimated $US26.7bn from GSAM's mutual funds so far in 2017, with more than half of the asset manager's strategies globally suffering outflows.
Seven tries to bury Amber Harrison
Seven West Media wants to send a message to future Amber Harrisons: take us on and we will destroy you.
Telstra makes Wi-Fi calls easy and cheap
Telstra's new Wi-Fi calling feature makes it easy to call mobiles or landlines while overseas and pay only local rates, Peter Moon says.
Turnbull and May to talk trade and terror
Embattled British Prime Minister Theresa May wants to forge "even closer ties" with Australia as her country exits the EU.
Westpac dumps mortgage products
Westpac is ditching mortgage and equity-release products in a high-level review of its product range and underwriting standards.
Patersons' research head leaves firm
Patersons Securities' well known head of research Robert Brierley has left the Perth-based stockbroking firm, which is believed to be keen t...
Markets Wrap: How the ASX day unfolded
Shares traded higher, tracking Wall Street, which posted strong gains on Friday after jobs data.
Plenty at stake for ACCC in Tatts-Tabcorp
Rod Sims wasn't ever going to be overly pleased about how the Australian Competition Tribunal process played out in the Tatts-Tabcorp merger...
