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| | | AMP Capital will expand its current business in Asia by developing an unlisted property business in Singapore next year. Andrew Bird, director and chief investment officer AMP Capital, said that the group will establish new funds, invest in more global ... |
| | | | ... greater emphasis on performance. But CalPERS' ire has not only been reserved for investment managers with the conflicts of interest in asset consulting also set to come under increased scrutiny. The pension fund's board of administration has recommended ... |
| | | | ... because "Sentiment was helped by a move by China's central bank to curb inflation, as authorities there did not raise interest rates..." And to give it more credibility, Reuters quoted (which the age dot com copied) Burt White, managing director and ... |
| | | | ... yields, said a QIC credit market expert. Australia's super funds already have comparatively low allocations to fixed interest and it's difficult to see how covered bonds will increase their appetite when the yields will be lower than those on offer in ... |
| | | | ... relating to the investments of municipal securities. The bank has agreed to pay more than $36 million in disgorgement and interest to settle the SEC's charges. Meanwhile, BAS and its affiliates will pay another $101 million to other federal and state ... |
| | | | ... order of asset class growth were hedge funds (up 37 per cent), international property (up 17 per cent), Australian fixed interest (up 12 per cent), international fixed (up 9 per cent), private equity (up 5 per cent), Australian equities and listed property ... |
| | | | ... Annual CPI inflation jumped by 0.7 percentage point to 5.5 per cent in November suggesting that speculation of an imminent interest rate hike could soon turn to reality. Australia's bourse has also fared worse than its faraway European neighbour. The ... |
| | | | ... reveal that 48 of not-for-profit super fund assets are held in equities, 16 per cent in alternatives, 14 per cent in fixed interest, 11 per cent in cash and 9 per cent in property. Retail funds however have 59 per cent in equities, 23 per cent in fixed ... |
| | | | While the active versus passive debate usually centers around stocks, one of the country's largest fixed interest managers is keen to have the same argument around bonds. In a new paper, Abedeen's head of Australian Fixed Income, Victor Rodriguez, argues ... |
| | | | ... hopes to introduce a Sharia-compliant product in Australia in the new year with discussions already under way. "There is interest in Sharia investments globally, and separately managed accounts (SMA) are particularly well suited due to their transparency," ... |
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