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| | | ... master of ceremonies at the 2016 Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum taking place in February. The former Bank of America Merrill Lynch chief economist extends his association with the thought-leadership event after appearing as a speaker in previous ... |
| | | | ... Management. Based on a survey of 293 institutional investors, trustees, managers and consultants in the UK, Europe, North America, Canada and Asia-Pacific, the Aberdeen research indicates that the vast majority (89%) of respondents viewed good corporate ... |
| | | | An Australian superannuation fund hosting your next pub trivia night could soon be a reality if it is not already happening, according to experts in behavioural science. Speaking at the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) conference ... |
| | | | ... 17 hires reported in Financial Standard since July - including former chief executive of Macquarie Private Wealth North America Earl Evans, who joined as head of private wealth - 11 have held positions at Macquarie. |
| | | | MetLife has announced its third quarter results, revealing a 61% decrease in operating earnings to US$705 million ($986 million). According to MetLife chair, president and chief executive Steven A. Kandarian, this drop can be attributed to "macroeconomic ... |
| | | | ... economy is not doing nearly as well as it should be. "Unemployment is 6.2% but if you add in the under-employed it's 14%. In America, those numbers are 5.1% and about 10%. We have a lot of spare capacity in the labour market. " GSAM has adjusted its ... |
| | | | AMP Capital has started to raise capital for its Infrastructure Debt Fund III (IDF III), which targets US$2 billion ($2.79 billion) from global institutional investors. The fund is AMP Capital's third infrastructure debt fund in five years and comes ... |
| | | | ... deterrent." The strategy's universe is $6.7 billion of small cap stocks above US$100 million ($139.6 million) in North America (58.1%), Europe (25.3%), Japan (10.1%) and Asia Pacific (6.5%). |
| | | | HESTA chief executive Debby Blakey said her fund members would not benefit from seeing a lift on the $30,000 tax cap for concessional superannuation contributions for women returning to work. It is a measure being considered by the federal government ... |
| | | | ... this coming Friday would no longer be surprise - provide a just-in-time reminder that all's not well in the world outside America....and what goes around comes around. Weak global growth (i.e., weak foreign demand) - coupled with a strong US dollar - ... |
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