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| | | ... money is the smarter money because their capital can influence lending decisions. Being private also means family offices are not swayed by public markets and short-term thinking," Gottlieb said. "Because it's a family investment, often these investors ... |
| | | | ... surprise uptick in unemployment means the next rate cut from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) could be "one and done". "We do not believe this alone is going to be ringing any alarm bells at the RBA. It is only one month of data, and with the number ... |
| | | | ... advice to clients. ASIC said that it acted as it had reasonable grounds to believe both groups had authorised advisers who were not registered and that those advisers had provided personal advice to retail clients while unregistered. Both licensees immediately ... |
| | | | ... in an opened-end structure instead of the traditionally illiquid closed-end format. "Importantly, evergreen structures are not unique to retailisation. In core private credit and real assets, evergreens have long been used by institutional investors ... |
| | | | ... and market pressures. "The Your Future, Your Super regime and the rise of passive investing have redefined 'risk' as simply not holding enough of the largest index constituents, such as CBA. This has meant CBA being bought at ever-higher valuations ... |
| | | | ... go-to partner for proactive super recovery, especially as we recognise that Payday Super, while a major step forward, will not completely eradicate the issue." Additionally, IFS noted that Payday Super will significantly tighten compliance timelines ... |
| | | | ... information, given their retirement planning expertise." Superannuation funds can play a key role for members who cannot or do not want to engage a financial adviser, the study suggests, but they are limited in their ability to access and use personal ... |
| | | | ... and the super payment system to prepare - so all workers can get paid their super on time and in full. "Payday super will not only stamp out unpaid super - it'll put nearly $8000 more in the average Australian's pocket at retirement, thanks to more frequent ... |
| | | | ... the US. "This is particularly relevant for superannuation funds taxed at 15% in Australia, where the additional US tax could not be credited and would have directly and immediately impacted investment returns," he said. Section 899 would have affected ... |
| | | | ... alternatives including project finance and new longer term infrastructure investors in our data centres," it said. Macquarie did not disclose the current landowner, but said it was a long-established property investment and development company based ... |
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