The major outstanding issue holding up the next dividend payment remains the tax treatment disagreement with the ATO.  This has arisen due to tax losses

With large amounts of stimulus being injected into the US economy by its government, there appears to be mounting inflationary pressures.  It is clearly a

Financial year end valuations for both internal and external audit purposes can be obtained from Amicus. Amicus is skilled in sourcing and determining Level 1,

Standard and Poor’s Ratings Agency (S&P) completed its regular review of Australia’s Banking Industry Country Risk Assessment (BICRA) in April.  S&P’s view is the Australian

In normal times, Amicus has a bias towards recommending floating rate over fixed rate notes to its clients.  This is because with a floating rate

Most conservative fixed interest investors find themselves in a position where the overall yield on their investment portfolio is declining through time.  This is because

As reported in Amicus’ article published in August 2020, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc (the ultimate parent company within the Lehman Brothers group (Lehman)) lost their

A recent survey of first year analysts at Goldman Sachs[1] revealed in the second week of February 2021, the average analyst worked 105 hours and

The most common benchmark for money market products and conservative investors in Australia is the Bloomberg AusBond Bank Bill Index (Index).   This Index consists of

Amicus can report some progress seems to have been made towards paying the next dividend and finalising the LBA bankruptcy.  The major issues both recently