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| | | ... inflation surprises and the high likelihood of higher tariffs, it is difficult to see headline inflation slowing to 2% for now," she said. "So, a good outcome for 2025 would be no further acceleration in inflation from current levels, which would help ... |
| | | | ... would've expected from even 12 months ago. IFM Investors co-head of Australian diversified credit Lillian Nunez said the firm now predicts that base rates will likely remain elevated throughout the year, with the first rate cut not expected before May ... |
| | | | ... strategies. CBRE Investment Management's Global Infrastructure Securities Fund and Global Property Securities Fund are now under the remit of Channel IM. The Global Property Securities Fund is actively managed and invests in a portfolio of 60% to ... |
| | | | ... turned whereas it was once considered a good thing to be part of such initiatives and be overt about participation, right now the prevailing winds suggest that the opposite is true," Ramrakha said. "It will be interesting to see if the internal commitments ... |
| | | | ... client, Paragon IM, following the expansion of its trustee services offering in October last year. Bennelong Funds Management is now the responsible entity (RE) for the Paragon Australia Long Short Fund. The fund invests in equities, predominantly in ... |
| | | | Bitcoin finished 2024 up 123.4%, ranking as the seventh largest global asset by market capitalisation, according to new research from Binance Australia. However, momentum stalled in late December when the US Federal Reserve scaled back its planned 2025 ... |
| | | | ... the first half of 2024 were valued at US$25 million and below. Of the 11,000 family offices analysed, PwC found they are "now fundamentally transforming" as they become prominent players in an expanding array of investment deals across a range of asset ... |
| | | | ... Investment Committee, comprised of "very senior business people," decided how much each client would invest in each of the now-collapsed firm's related product offerings. "He [the former client] couldn't accept that this was correct," Anderson ... |
| | | | ... Chalmers put out a positive sentiment, though stopped short of predicting when the RBA would cut rates. "Headline inflation is now around a third of what we inherited from the Liberals. It's almost a quarter of its peak in 2022. In the last year alone ... |
| | | | ... with a 12.5% stake, according to Insignia's 2024 annual report, followed by Hostplus' 9.1% interest. Tanarra, which now has about a 15% stake, wants Insignia to execute on its own growth plans, when commenting on Bain Capital's proposal ... |
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