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| | | ... stocks may see more impact than others, but it also depends upon how quickly and the volume that you hit the market." State Street Global Advisors Australian head of investments Jon Shead said any need to raise liquidity would put pressure on asset prices. ... |
| | | | Advisers using BT's flagship platform now have access to a suite of State Street ETF model portfolios, as the popularity of managed accounts continues to climb. All State Street risk-based ETF model portfolios are now accessible through BT Panorama ... |
| | | | ... experience ongoing volatility in the next phase in markets, the tracking error for passive strategies may increase." But State Street Global Advisors head of investments Jon Shead said there were no structural issues in the market. "I believe the high ... |
| | | | ... Russia said they are willing to cut production and safe havens were reasonably flat," he said. "Despite the up-and-down state of the market, many investors seem reluctant to buy the rally with defensives continuing to recover losses much faster than ... |
| | | | ... which is led by Angelo Calvitto, has been climbing up the custody league tables and shot past Citi, BNP Paribas and State Street in the six months to December. It is now the third-largest custodian in Australia, after J.P. Morgan ($866 billion) and NAB ... |
| | | | ... amount to 4% of GDP, in what the finance minister said is one of the largest in the world on a per capita basis. State Street Global Advisors said that while the market has yet to view the combined action from central banks as effective, here is hope ... |
| | | | ... managers with "particularly poor ESG performance" include the world's six largest managers, BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street Global Advisors, Fidelity Investments, Capital Group, and J.P. Morgan Asset Management. Just one Australian asset manager made ... |
| | | | ... position with $578 billion, but Northern Trust was the big improver, adding more than $127 billion to jump Citigroup, State Street, and BNP Paribas to become the third largest asset servicing firm for Australian investors. ACSA chief executive Robert ... |
| | | | ... assertive concrete actions, financial markets hoped the "magnificent seven" would undertake. However, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and the US Federal Reserve's (Fed) decision to cut interest rates on the same day suggests that a coordinated ... |
| | | | ... concentrated' to being "unconcentrated" "Revenue for the period ending 2013 was dominated by two managers, BlackRock and State Street, with 70% of total revenue," Dyall said. "By the end of 2019, these two managers controlled only 30% of the total. ... |
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