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| | | ... risk people are prepared to take with their investments. "A lot of people are looking for less volatility due to macro-economic factors such as inflation and a looming recession," she said. "People don't want to take unnecessary risk when it comes to ... |
| | | | ... operation and could accordingly delay or significantly discourage the normal processes of capital raising, investment and economic growth within Australia." LICAT did acknowledge and appreciate that the intent of the legislation was to prevent situations ... |
| | | | ... family to be "better off" financially this time next year while 31% (up two points) expect to be "worse off." Regarding economic conditions, presently an increasing 9% of Australians expect "good times" for the Australian economy over the next 12 months ... |
| | | | ... combined US$25.4 trillion in assets - expect factor-based strategies to outperform in an inflationary environment with slow economic growth. According to the report, 41% of respondents increased their factor allocations over the past year, while 39% ... |
| | | | ... permitted to do some paid work to bolster household incomes," a KPMG report argued. Further, it said that women's ongoing economic disadvantage will become increasingly entrenched if government policy doesn't better support shifting social norms faster ... |
| | | | Link Group has announced that the proposed acquisition by Dye & Durham has officially collapsed. Following necessary conditions not being satisfied, including the Woodford Matters condition and the UK Financial Conduct Authority condition, the Court ... |
| | | | ... Diana Mousina at the Association of Financial Advisers' Thrive Conference. "Central banks are trying to slow down economic activity and growth to get inflation down, but in the process, there's a big possibility that they go too far. If they ... |
| | | | ... pushing the funds rate to 4.4% by December end. "The US economy is still travelling above its speed limit. As long as the economic data continues to be solid, and core inflation remains high, the Fed will face continued pressure to carry on aggressively ... |
| | | | ... started in the depths of a down cycle, and this will be no different," Berriman says. "There are several significant economic and societal shifts underway, and this will create a number of tailwinds for newly started companies. There are a lot of great ... |
| | | | ... get more new entrants into the profession," he said. "Also, the Quality of Advice Review, if it changes the underlying economic fundamentals of being an adviser to make it more profitable, may give more incentive for more to stay." He concluded that ... |
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