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| | | ... stocks across various jurisdictions, and industries. The management fee is 0.65% and no performance fees are charged. "Historically global markets have outperformed domestic equities over the longer term, certainly for the last decade. For example, the ... |
| | | | ... saw $4.6 billion in net flows with the total market cap increasing by $11.1 billion. Betashares said January has historically been a quieter month for the Australian ETF industry, however this year has bucked that trend, beating the prior flows record ... |
| | | | ... 80% of our members are women and they have diverse needs as they approach or enter into retirement," Blakey said. "Historically, financial advice has not targeted women, and this needs to change. Often, women discover they have more choices than they ... |
| | | | ... expects the anticipated rate cuts in 2025 to provide a tailwind for the IPO market, noting that founder-led IPO's have historically outperformed their non-founder led counterparts. Documents from the fund manager show that there have been over 300 industrial ... |
| | | | ... Investor TRF retail investors who did not switch and continued to hold their fund shares in taxable accounts faced historically larger capital gains distributions and tax liabilities and were deprived of the potential compounding growth of their investments ... |
| | | | ... "With sentiment at a 10-year high and returns expectations climbing, dormant investors are re-entering the market in historically high numbers," Gunhan said. "It's a testament to the resilience and adaptability of Australia's retail investing landscape. ... |
| | | | ... the election of Donald Trump as US President last November, trading above US$68,000 to currently about US$92,000. "Historically, cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin have operated in an environment where governments were either disengaged or openly opposed ... |
| | | | ... believes its investment in Nintendo is going to pay off next year when its next console, the Switch 2, is launched. Historically, Nintendo's success has come in waves, experiencing what Marais describes as a 'boom-bust' cycle in terms of ... |
| | | | ... government debt levels as a proportion of GDP briefly retraced but have since continued their upward trajectory to historically high levels, with deficits "not expected to narrow soon." It said recent higher interest rates have "materially raised the ... |
| | | | ... now landing the plane in relation to the training standards around how we manage these pension funds," Nair said. Historically, a fund only needs to demonstrate that a process is functional, but that has since changed; the new standards require a guaranteed ... |
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