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| | ... class in the 12 months to September end. Analysis by Rainmaker Information shows that while global market turmoil impacted all sectors, Australian income equities fared best with a median return of -3.9%. For the same period, the S&P ASX 200 Accumulation ... |
| | | ... more departures will be seen in the coming months. Editor's note: In conducting the analysis, Financial Standard excluded all time share advisers and duplicates on the ASIC FAR. Had time share advisers been included, Wyndham Vacation Resorts gained ... |
| | | ... in the world the economic fundamentals look excellent," he explained. "With an unemployment rate of 2.9% (the lowest across all states), there are a significant number of West Australians who require quality financial advice. We are excited about being ... |
| | | ... indices are all rebalanced quarterly. Meanwhile, the ASX 300 is rebalanced semi-annually in March and September, and the All Ords is rebalanced once a year in the March quarter. |
| | | ... investors for the local share market for both capital gains and yields. The average capital gains expectations for the All Ords have fluctuated between 0% and 8% over the past year, settling at around 4.3% in July-October 2021 as the market tests all-time ... |
| | | ... outperformed the Australian equity market and ASX Small Ords Accumulation index. In the year to 30 June 2021, it returned 38% (after all fees), beating the ASX200 by 15%. The fund, which has about $13 million in assets, charges a management free 1% plus ... |
| | | The tale of a rising tide raising all ships played out in Aussie equities managed funds returns for FY21, but some managers rose more than others. The median performer in equities managed funds beat its benchmark in FY21, with Bennelong topping large ... |
| | | ... Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) show the percentages of female directors is 26% and 32.1% for the ASX All Ords and the ASX200, respectively." Zhong warned that Aussie firms and all listed firms around the world should be prepared for ... |
| | | ... heritage and history, private stockbroking business, its adviser network, its client-base and operational synergies will cement Ords as a respected Australian wealth brand. "The scale benefits and self-clearing of the two businesses will allow us to ... |
| | | ... local shares. That's according to the latest data from Investment Trends which shows advisers remain bearish, despite the All Ords having rebounded by over 30% since the March sell-off. "At the start of the COVID-19 lockdown, financial planners' capital ... |
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