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| | | ... the Chinese market bubble had burst in the worst way possible, plunging 43% in a few months and dragging the rest of the world with it. No investment book could prepare investors for such a scale of market dislocation. But to MFS, the numbers may be ... |
| | | | ... "This is a significant step in connecting institutional capital to the earliest stages of health innovation." "Australia has world-class research and clinical capability, but historically limited access to specialised venture capital at the point where ... |
| | | | ... Azmi explains. "The other thing we realised is we're pretty bad at telling our story as a region. Most regions of the world would love to have a growth rate 5% to 6%. And it's happened quite consistently, with one to two blips here. But generally ... |
| | | | ... for people in their 30s have risen by more than 700% over the past decade. "These are adaptive problems: moments when the world has changed, where the old settings no longer fit, and there is no textbook solution waiting on the shelf," she said. "Progress ... |
| | | | ... client solutions Eric Mogelof said: "Having a single access point to invest at scale across public and private markets with world-class managers is a compelling value proposition." Capital Group president of Europe and Asia Pacific client group Guy Henriques ... |
| | | | ... Armitage explained, is a "magnification" of several forces - a confluence of events in the Middle East and other parts of the world, along with macroeconomic factors, such as the reversal of globalisation, volatile inflation and resource scarcity. While ... |
| | | | ... a point where our contribution to the products that come off our land is recognised in value, where customers across the world would value knowing their minerals or energy came from Australia with First Nations cultural stewardship embedded in it." FS ... |
| | | | ... fund's focus on delivering strong and sustained outcomes for members. "In an increasingly volatile and rapidly evolving world, at ART we are keenly aware of our responsibility to deliver for our members," Rowell said. "The global experience that Mark ... |
| | | | ... growing threat to confidence in superannuation system and should be outlawed. "Compulsory superannuation is the envy of the world and utterly vital for everyday Australians to build a comfortable retirement, but that only works if they can have trust ... |
| | | | ... estate assets. Real estate private credit manager MaxCap's deputy chief executive Kylie Robb says, like much of the world, the evolution of private credit in Australia is driven by a gap left by banks withdrawing from commercial real estate lending. ... |
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