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| | | ... life sciences, bio-medical and industrial cold storage." Despite the heavy sell off in REITs in March and several macro forces still at play, Everett believes there are still opportunities for the sophisticated investor. "Share prices remain in a corrective ... |
| | | | ... prolonged contraction in the Australian economy. Have no fear, big brother is here. China is Australia's biggest export market and being first in - into the coronavirus pandemic - and first out of it, it's economy is revitalising sooner than ... |
| | | | ... on the industry side or the bank sponsored side," he said. "So I am hopeful that times like pandemics, times like share market crashes... [will] galvanise people together." |
| | | | ... engagement and policies in place are adequate to ensure we do not see a repeat of what has occurred at Juukan Gorge." Market Forces asset management campaigner Will van de Pol also condemned Rio Tinto's actions, and said the Juukan Gorge rock shelters ... |
| | | | ... placement financing or bank lending now than we were in the first 10 years of our existence [because] of the change in the market's lending conditions and the change in the people that we manage money for [superannuation funds]," Wanigasekera said. "Our ... |
| | | | ... increasing interaction with key clients and channels. It says sales compensation has been subsidised for years and 2020-2021 market conditions increase the need. As an example of a firm that needs to cut its incentive fund pool by 30%, the firm says ... |
| | | | ... Similarly, KPMG national sector leader for real estate & PE, Craig Mennie, said COVID-19 would irreversibly change the office market. "The dynamics of the office market are likely to change following COVID-19 shut downs and the effects on operating models ... |
| | | | ... which super funds have exposure to - that are polluters and haven't performed well this year. Activist group Market Forces released a new report today, titled Out of line out of time, which looks at the 22 ASX listed companies that it says are most ... |
| | | | ... for investors to 0.00%/1.00% from the previous 0.00%/0.00%. "The wider buy/sell spreads are a reflection of the current market liquidity. It is as bad or worse than during the bad periods of the GFC. Back then, bonds were trading on price [instead of ... |
| | | | ... criticism over its continued investment in fossil fuels, this time directly from its members. Led by advocacy group Market Forces, university academics are today protesting against what they describe as UniSuper's "continued funding of fossil fuel expansion". ... |
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