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| | | ... acknowledges the fact that the size of the funds involved in mergers has increased over time is likely contrary to expectations, with smaller funds proving less likely to merge so far. Still, KPMG expects there to be fewer mega fund merger announcements ... |
| | | | ... returns from the all ordinaries index (+11.5%), the S&P 500 index (+22.6%), or even the Nikkei-225 index's small 5.3% return over the same period. Financial market expectations that the RBNZ would again lift interest rates - by 25 to 50 bps - at ... |
| | | | ... for members through strong, consistent returns over the long term, keeping fees low, and meeting changing community expectations." |
| | | | ... paying off debts and their mortgage followed by purchasing a property. As with previous years, Aussie's investment expectations remain unrealistically high. Australian investors are expecting total investment returns of 10.6% over the next five years ... |
| | | | ... communication challenge for the super sector. Funds will have to communicate to members that the risk profile and return expectations for some portfolios has shifted. Cbus head of asset allocation and portfolio construction Leanne Taylor said Cbus agreed ... |
| | | | ... inflation and I think the key debate in the market is whether it is transitory or not. Or is there a risk that inflation expectations take hold?" "I think those decisions then get taken out the hands of the policymakers because rates have to rise to ... |
| | | | ... the Eurozone and the UK have eased and has stabilised in China. Bottom line: Despite world central banks' desire to return policy to normality, they're hamstrung until the coronavirus and its variants becomes history. The reduction in inflationary ... |
| | | | ... Zenith's review of the universe. In the 12 months to April end, the Bloomberg Ausbond Composite Index (0+years) returned a net return of -1.19%. The median manager in Zenith's Australian Fixed Income (Bonds) category returned 0.30% over the same period. ... |
| | | | ... survey finds. Aussie participants in the 2021 Natixis global survey said COVID-19 has not dampened their returns expectations, despite lowering this figure to 13.5% compared to the 13.8% they reported last year. Some 62% of participants were not impacted ... |
| | | | ... 84,000 people, and was 1% higher in May 2021 than at the start of the pandemic." This is more than three times market expectations for a still not insignificant addition of 30,000 and disproving earlier apprehensions that around 100K-150,000 Australians ... |
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