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| | | ... easier said than done so rather than ignore them, planners can help their clients rebuild their financial wealth after the GFC by addressing their emotional wealth too, said a behavioural finance expert. Dr. Frank Ashe, a finance academic at Macquarie ... |
| | | | ... not put too much emphasis on independent directors, as industry aligned directors are likely to bring more value after the GFC, said an academic expert. RenA(C)e Adams, professor of finance at UQ Business School and a contributing author to SimCorp StrategyLab's ... |
| | | | ... another area that has increasingly gained traction among investors, who are now cautious of their eroded savings following the GFC. "People are interested in preserving their capital for as long as possible. "The fear of not having enough... it's now ... |
| | | | ... extending $240 million in loans and grants to help Armenia, Georgia and Tajikistan - three of the worst hit economies from the GFC - to sustain critical social spending programs. And while fund managers might not have much exposure to these countries ... |
| | | | ... Longevity Solutions. While the industry has long recognised the impact of longevity risk on investment product design, the GFC worsened the situation by wiping out many people's already inadequate savings. That people will outlive their savings is a ... |
| | | | Macquarie Leisure Trust Group's tangible asset values declined by 9 per cent to $620 million at the end of June after the group revalued its property portfolio. In an ASX statement, the group said the Dreamworld/WhiteWater World, d'Albora Marinas, AMF ... |
| | | | ... John Trowbridge said the fall in the industry's average capital coverage was "not material" if set against the context of the GFC. He said the industry's average capital coverage is still well above the minimum coverage required by APRA for individual ... |
| | | | While some financial planning firms hunker down for the GFC to pass, many opportunistic mid-weight planning companies are increasing their borrowing activities to buy their smaller rivals, according to a Macquarie Bank expert. Jamie Melville, national ... |
| | | | ... driving global consumption and global markets. But for many fund managers who believe they can take a breather now that the GFC has passed, Faber believes US and European stockmarkets are still overvalued relative to the lows reached in previous recessions. ... |
| | | | ... cent. Not too long ago, almost everyone it seems agreed we would see 10.5 per cent of us joining the dole. Hmmm... Before the GFC, Australia was even importing workers with the unemployment rate at current levels. We re-elected Johnny Howard - remember ... |
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