Jonathan Shapiro

The Treasurer has a vision to unite the financial interests of investors with the national interest. There are roadblocks and risks.

As they grow, funds have no choice but to send more of their member capital offshore. But that comes with challenges that they may simply be unable to manage.

Opinion Disgruntled employees are being interviewed about a problematic workplace culture at the same time as the bank was telling them about their annual bonus.

The longest serving major bank chief executive, ANZ's Shayne Elliott, will announce his retirement this week with the lender expected to appoint an outsider to oversee the integration of its $4.9 billion Suncorp purchase.

Roc Partners is turning towards wealthy individual investors with a new open-ended fund it hopes will grow to $1 billion, making it the latest big

The prudential regulator says other forms of capital are safer and make it easier for issuers to respond to future crises without bailing in retail investors.

The career banker took the top job in 2016, wowing shareholders. Those shareholders are a bit less wowed now.

This Wealth special report talks to top fund managers for their stock market tips and the key risks to the economic outlook, and looks at options for fixed income.

Perpetual shareholders are reeling after the Tax Office dealt it a worse ruling than feared over a planned spin-off and sale of its wealth management

Bain’s cash has Insignia shareholders wondering whether they should cut and run ahead of a complex but credible turnaround strategy.