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| | | ... rules. "CVW has never given market guidance for FY25 and takes the view that whilst the $6.2million claims impact on earnings may be outside expectations in Q1, it does not mean that this situation will prevail at the end of FY25 and beyond," the board ... |
| | | | ... investors to a team of originators who will invest it in local Australian and international property developments. "DFT holders may also have the option of transferring their investment prior to the end of the investment term, if MezFi is able to identify ... |
| | | | ... continued growth of US mega-cap technology companies has led to increased concentration in the global equity markets which may create unintended risks in multi-asset portfolios," Invesco head of solutions, multi-asset strategies Mo Haghbin said. "Investors ... |
| | | | ... As it stands, those with relevant interests in voting shares of an entity amounting to 5% or more of the total votes that may be cast must disclose a 'substantial holding'. Substantial holders must then report any movements in their interests of one ... |
| | | | In what's considered the most significant reforms to the UK retirement sector in decades, the defined contribution schemes of 86 administering authorities will be consolidated and their assets pooled to create megafunds. The UK government plans to introduce ... |
| | | | ... next year, but flagged one major concern for investors. In its report, Australian Horizon 2025, Knight Frank found that now may be the time to invest in commercial property, particularly well-located core assets, with markets slowly pricing at a "cyclical ... |
| | | | ... retail trade (up 2.1%); and administrative and support services (up 2.1%). Wu said the takeaway from the data was that there may be more spare capacity in the labour market than the jobs-related data suggests. "The current 4.1% unemployment rate is at ... |
| | | | ... rate cut. "Higher disposable income from the July income tax cuts, combined with lower petrol prices and lower utility bills may have helped strengthen spending in recent months, however the increase is likely softer than would have been expected by ... |
| | | | ... of the issues in July 2023. ASIC deputy chair Sarah Court said delays in claims processing cause real harm to families who may be relying on the payments to meet critical expenses. "This adds to difficult personal circumstances, whether grieving for ... |
| | | | ... philanthropists and their families to invest in community outcomes that are not achievable in one to-three-year time horizons, but may take decades, or even generations to achieve." Some sectors, however, that previously garnered little attention, like ... |
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