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| | | ... Boubouras, head of investments, strategy and consulting at UBS Wealth Management. Politicians need to be "cognizant of the China story," Boubouris said, because "durable domestic demand in China is the essential pre-condition for a sustained global r ... |
| | | | ... she said. Turn to Chinese citizens' relatively low gearing ratios and investors will find another indicator to support the story of a property market in control, she said. The government is also conducting new property tax discussions, with pilot schemes ... |
| | | | ... "What worries me is when they do make a decision to pile back into equities... whether they are doing it on the basis of a story, or objective investment analysis," he said. In particular, he worries that investors making large strategic tilts to Asian ... |
| | | | ... prominence in Asia Pacific are among the reasons why they bought the private equity specialist. "A decade ago, the Asian growth story and the advantages that would accrue to Australia from its exposure to the region had not yet unfolded," she said. "It ... |
| | | | The options available for Australian investors keen to ride the India growth story are surprisingly limited, in stark contrast to the choices they have to invest in China. According to Morgan Stanley, Indian GDP will surpass the US$6 trillion mark by ... |
| | | | ... David Taylor said the Australian market had taken on Wall Street's overnight jitters. "We're sick of hearing the same old story out of the US economy and leading into today's session. We had all those usual hotspots rear their ugly heads: US treasuries ... |
| | | | ... shortage in group insurance as this area is booming and there is a very small talent pool to draw from," he said. But the story is not as compelling for the asset management and advice markets. According to the report, new job numbers for the first half ... |
| | | | ... investors weren't there on Wall Street last night, but they've more than squared (their positions). This morning's news tell the story of selling on Wall Street because of -- according to The Age - " A surprisingly poor signal on the US jobs market" ... |
| | | | ... discount to NTA." Meanwhile, speaking at yesterday's meeting, Christie, said the firm remains bullish on the India growth story. "It is important that we leave you in no doubt that we remain committed to the medium and long-term opportunity that investment ... |
| | | | ... the funds during this period," said James Gunn, analyst at S&P Fund Services at the time. Note: A previous version of this story included an 14 month gross return for the 452 Capital Australian Share fund. That has been changed to a one-year gross performance ... |
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