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| | | ... shedding $2.23 billion in Q1, and while they recouped $720 million in April as investors seized on market dips, outflows in May and June diminished these gains. Equity funds finished the first half of 2024 down $2.19 billion. Separately, mixed asset ... |
| | | | ... the Queensland Venture Capital Development Fund to accelerate, develop and enhance the industry in Queensland. For her part, May Sulaiman has been appointed vice president and is tasked with driving investment origination and execution, focusing on building ... |
| | | | ... recycling $2.8 billion of capital in FY25, with further cost savings realised because of our simplified management structure." In May, Lendlease announced it will abandon its global international construction operations as part of a broader restructure ... |
| | | | ... they adaptively land into consumers' savings. "The scams landscape is rapidly evolving. Innovative technology developments may improve how we live and work, however they also provide new opportunities for scammers to exploit," Court said. "Scammers will ... |
| | | | ... commitment to bringing the global strength of Principal Asset Management to serve the evolving needs of Australian investors." In May 2024, Principal Asset Management introduced the Finisterre Emerging Markets Debt Total Return Strategy to Australian ... |
| | | | ... levels of interest and activity from companies considering a listing. We expect that the more stable macroeconomic conditions may be supportive of an increase in listings activity, although ongoing geopolitical instability may impact sentiment." The ... |
| | | | ... alleged the scheme was operational from 2020 to at least June of this year, luring investors from at least 48 US states. As of May 2024, the scheme was receiving investment applications for more than $1.5 million each day, "driven by an organisation ... |
| | | | ... $7.8 billion in 2022 to $5 billion in 2023, a third of the $15.1 billion raised in 2021. "Part of the reason for this decline may stem from investor caution regarding the relative nascency of APAC private debt managers compared with their more established ... |
| | | | ... driving force in the increasing privatisation of our markets - which, as we saw through ASIC's recent market cleanliness work, may have implications for transparency and market integrity," Constant said. "You have many obligations - but your most important ... |
| | | | ... New Zealand (RBNZ) trimmed its interest rate by 25 basis points to 5.25% after holding a decades-high rate of 5.50% since May 2023. The central bank pointed to inflation converging to its target range as the core reason of the cut. RBNZ aims to contain ... |
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