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| | ... FY22. Mota said the names of those clients haven't been revealed but explained it's a real mix. "From very large ASX top 100 companies to midsize private companies. They're all quite sizable in nature, many of them are brands that we're ... |
| | | ... billion in cash mandates. The First Sentier Ex-20 Australian Share Fund will invest in Australian companies outside the S&P/ASX Top 20 Index that are growing strongly and generate superior returns on capital. It will be managed by Dushko Bajic, First ... |
| | | AMP will no longer be on the S&P/ASX 20 index when trading opens on June 18, following a quarterly rebalance of S&P's Australian indices announced today. AMP's spot on the index will be taken by packaging manufacturer Amcor. The wealth giant ... |
| | | ... blue chip stocks will struggle to deliver capital growth in coming years, the investment manager said. "Looking at the ASX top 20 - right across the big banks, miners, supermarkets and Telstra - there's nothing that looks very attractive in terms of ... |
| | | ... Index was the standout, rallying 13.7% in the quarter (20.0% for the year), the Mid Cap 50 +11.9% (22.1% for year) and the ASX top 50 +6.3% (+9.5% for the year)." Looking forward, the update added: "Our medium term view is more cautious. With the exception ... |
| | | ... 2015, the fund provides investors with a concentrated exposure to a portfolio of Australian companies listed outside the ASX top 50. The fund recently delivered 21.5% returns per annum after fees. "Investor demand for high performing, capacity-constrained ... |
| | | ... would involve providing "ongoing coverage of a portfolio largely consisting of major Australian financial institutions and ASX top 50 corporates through detailed monitoring, research and analysis." The investment risk manager - fixed income role would ... |
| | | ... not spooked during last year's share market volatility, with analysis showing they were the largest net investors in the ASX Top 20 during 2016. Commsec analysis shows that during an August 2015 market downturn, the fallout after the Brexit vote, and ... |
| | | ... to around 34.4%, instead the allocation to Australian Equities increased to 35.8%. Even though the performance of the ASX Top 20 shares was a negative 7.7% for the quarter, the allocation to Australian Equities increased, showing trustees benefitted ... |
| | | ... it's a positive sign of increasing diversification by SMSF trustees, it's also reflective of the under performance of the ASX top 20 compared to the overall equity market for the period. "Despite the increase in international investments, the most common ... |
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