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CBA’s upgrade cycle may be over as valuation disconnect grows

From Martin Currie Australia

Matthew Davison, Portfolio Manager at Martin Currie Australia has cautioned that Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s (CBA) recent upgrade cycle may be drawing to a close, despite the bank continuing to post

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15 Aug 2025
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Martin Currie Australia announces senior promotions

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Active Australian equity manager, Martin Currie, part of the Franklin Templeton group, has bolstered its Australian portfolio management capabilities through two key promotions. Senior analyst Matthew Davison and quantitative analyst

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31 Aug 2022
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Will the house price boom be a boon for Australian banks?

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Australian house prices have risen to record levels, with the near unprecedented acceleration triggered by, among other factors, the COVID-19 pandemic crisis response to cut interest rates to near zero

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29 Jun 2021
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