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| | | ... the ticker TACT. The active ETF will have exposure to cash and fixed interest securities, including bank and corporation debt, mortgage and other asset backed securities, and government, semi-government and supranational bonds. It may also allocate to ... |
| | | | ... which includes wealth management, deposits and credit/debit cards; and the institutional bank, which includes equity and debt capital market services, custody, forex, and treasury services. |
| | | | New research shows emerging markets debt has been relatively unscathed by the coronavirus so far. But risk still remains. Eaton Vance's (EM) debt team said the positive news has been driven by the expectation that the impact on growth will be temporary ... |
| | | | ... from the Clean Energy Finance Corporation. The Qualitas Build-to-Rent Impact Fund (QBIF) is Australia's first property debt fund to elevate minimum sustainability criteria into its investment criteria, as well as being Australia's first dedicated ... |
| | | | ... fund, seeking to be the most diversified private credit fund in Australia, is set to be launched by a former UBS executive. Debt solutions provider iPartners said it is launching the iPartners Investment Fund in response to "strong investor demand" for ... |
| | | | ... the December 2019 quarter from 0.7% in the previous one. This would impair Australian households' ability to pay down debt - household debt to disposable income stood at 186.5% in the September 2019 quarter (latest available) - and that long hoped ... |
| | | | ... consideration of $6.7 billion (US$4.5 billion) and assume about $3 billion of Baltimore-based Legg Mason's outstanding debt. The combined entity will operate as Franklin Templeton, with headquarters to remain in San Mateo, California. Shareholders ... |
| | | | ... and due on 24 February 2050. TCorp head of funding and balance sheet Fiona Trigona noted the interest within Europe for the debt TCorp was offering. "Previously we've issued in Sterling, Swiss and Yen, and we are delighted to have added Euro to the mix," ... |
| | | | ... sure our uncles and their dogs could understand Tokyo's impatience over getting more revenue to pay for its ballooning debt - which at 238% of GDP (as at 2018) is the highest in the world - but each time it tries to go one step forward, it takes ... |
| | | | ... is around 3-4% of GDP, that's the numbers the government reports." However, he pointed to infrastructure development debt as a key reason for his scepticism on these official figures. "We all know that China does an awful lot of infrastructure development ... |
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