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| | | Just a few percentage points are all it took for the Australian equity market to get into what the financial presses call the "Beijing bounce". Two percentage points above the previous month and five percentage points more than consensus expectations ... |
| | | | Advice industry self-regulation is not an appropriate model to increase professionalism in the financial advice industry, as associations have "an inevitable conflict of interest," the Australian Securities and Investments Commission has argued. "Industry ... |
| | | | ... requirements at the G20 Leaders' Summit in Brisbane in November. "We have made substantial progress in addressing the problem of institutions that are "too big to fail"," Hockey said at the end of the two-day conference in Cairns. "In a major step forward ... |
| | | | ... Investment Management Association's annual Hedge Fund Forum in Sydney, Haydon said the biggest and least well charted problem in the industry is the instability of hedge fund businesses. "The industry sits in a very strange place as a result of some ... |
| | | | ... stocks like the banks and Telstra, as well as offshore selling in response to the weaker Australian dollar," he said. "The problem for overseas' investors is that a weakening Aussie significantly reduces the value of their stock." He said the Chinese ... |
| | | | ... 5.3% in 2017. Then again, the slight upward revisions in the inflation projections indicate that inflation would not be a problem for the Fed even up to 2017 -1.9%-2.0% predicted - which is "somewhat closer" to its target or that, "underutilization of ... |
| | | | ... Cairns said, speaking at the Bloomberg Summit yesterday. "That is not easy at all," he admitted, and added that "this is a problem that we see here, in the [United] States and everywhere else." He said that a listed Magellan global fund might help self-directed ... |
| | | | "Problems, problems, problems all day long Will my problems work out right or wrong?... Worries, worries pile up on my head Woe is me, I should have stayed in bed..." -- Everly Brothers A confluence of worries - old and new -- concerned Wall Street ... |
| | | | ... number of specific sectors - tobacco, cluster bombs. However, we're not sure that divestment changes or addresses the problem. Hence we actively engage with companies on considering carbon risk." On the Environment, Social and Governance acumen of New ... |
| | | | Governments must slash corporate, income and capital gains tax, wind back environmental reforms and break up the big banks if they want to recover from the "global depression", bestselling author and economist James G. Rickards has told superannuation ... |
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