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| | | ... and good and fine and dandy - But what if you don't have a darn clue what to wish for? And this, buddy, is Wall Street's problem. Should Streeters wish for strengthening, sustainable, organic growth in America's economy knowing that this would necessarily ... |
| | | | ... The mood's not only brighter in the relatively stronger economies of Germany, France and the Netherlands but also in the problem countries of Italy (up 1.5 points), Spain (up 0.1 point) and Portugal (up 1.8 points). To top this all, sentiment climbed ... |
| | | | Financial planners need to focus on their soft skills to address clients' problems, as they keep in mind that they servicing not just portfolios, but people, trusted advisers say in new research. The research by the Association of Financial Advisers ... |
| | | | ... bell and extreme outcomes tail off at either end, with negative outcomes on the left and positive ones on the right. "The problem with the concept of volatility as it is typically understood by risk-aware investment strategies is that it assumes a normal ... |
| | | | ... the experts - even implicitly - that's what you believe." Accurate risk communication is therefore integral. "There is a problem with the ability of financial advisers to communicate risk. Currently funds cannot, under Australian Securities and Investments ... |
| | | | ... institutions. "We've got the right people. And they're getting out and starting to remind people what we do," he said. "The problem is when you go through a bad patch, people start saying, 'Oh, well, have they got it?'" "But we think (we've still got ... |
| | | | Slavishly following any single investment style, such as 'value', 'growth' or 'momentum' is unlikely to provide returns through all investment and economic cycles, according to Morphic Asset Management managing director and joint chief investment officer ... |
| | | | Superannuation industry bodies have responded positively to last night's federal budget, generally agreeing that there were no major surprises. The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) chief executive Pauline Vamos praised the government ... |
| | | | ... back at today's Budget predictions, we'll find that Swannie had been too conservative on growth. But that would be a good problem to have for Tony. |
| | | | The New Zealand Superannuation Fund (NZ Super) has excluded global mining company Barrick Gold Corporation and its subsidiary African Barrick Gold from its $22 billion investment portfolio on responsible investment grounds. Barrick's mines in Papua ... |
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