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| | | Geopolitical risks are increasingly encroaching on traditional market cycles, forcing investors to make sense of these "jungle times" where anything goes, according to an economist. Diana Mousina, deputy chief economist at AMP, said the current economic ... |
| | | | ... think about whether regulation is fit for purpose very much with the mind to not over regulating, and that goes back to the point that I touched on earlier, that we are very focused on the regulatory design being appropriate and fit for purpose." Financial ... |
| | | | The Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) has raised concerns over the use of misleading disclaimers, inconsistent climate risk disclosures and unclear reporting assumptions in the first round of mandatory sustainability reports lodged ... |
| | | | ... retirement savings. We are now being forced to fight the very systems that was supposedly created to protect us." "What is the point of having a mandatory external dispute resolution scheme if financial firms can simply refuse to pay determinations and ... |
| | | | ... the reduced management fee of 0.70% per annum. "The fundamentals and valuations look attractive across real assets at this point in the cycle, and these assets can provide strong diversification benefits to an investor's portfolio, including income generation ... |
| | | | Quay Global Investors says while others invest in data centres and AI-linked infrastructure, the strongest opportunities are being overlooked. As investors crowd into data centres and AI-linked infrastructure, Quay Global Investors portfolio manager ... |
| | | | As the 2026 Budget promises "bold, broad and ambitious" tax reforms, in addition to easing cost-of-living pressures and strengthening fuel security, wealth managers decry investors and the economy will not come out on top. Last night, Treasurer Jim ... |
| | | | Treasurer Jim Chalmers has unveiled the Federal Budget, delivering a deficit for 2026/27 of $31.5 billion, as the government prioritises reform over relief. The 2025/26 deficit came in at $28.3 billion, a far cry from the $36.8 billion that had been ... |
| | | | ... Further, across corporate governance, the AGCG discussed the frequency of director elections and concluded that, at this point in time, "there is not a compelling case to introduce a recommendation dealing with director elections." It also suggested ... |
| | | | Assistant treasurer and minister for financial services Daniel Mulino said changes to capital gains tax (CGT) and negative gearing - which are expected to be outlined in tonight's Federal Budget' - came about after "unanimous calls" for reform ... |
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