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| | | ... and Melbourne this month. MySuper outlines a new framework where workplace super funds will be forced to carve out their default investment options into discrete funds. Members who are in these default options today will become members of their host ... |
| | | | ... From traders switching out of the bond market and into riskier assets, to rising inflation expectations, to increased default risk due to the size of the government debt. It could be all three, but the last one is gaining more prominence. Particularly ... |
| | | | ... Brothers triggered a financial meltdown that led to the global recession. Fears that Greece could be edging closer to default on its sovereign debt, spurred by the explosion of its bond spread, ebbed slightly. The energy sector led the market upward ... |
| | | | ... that a rescue plan from other European countries and the International Monetary Fund might not be enough to prevent a default. A disappointing report on initial jobless claims added to the downbeat mood early in the day. The Labor Department said initial ... |
| | | | ... premium rates by up to 40 per cent for some members. Perpetual's decision to take on AIA allowed the plan to increase its default insurance cover for members. The death and total and permanent disability (TPD) cover for members of employer default funds ... |
| | | | ... Germany would support IMF and European government lending to Greece only as a last resort -- in the case of a looming default. You could almost hear her thinking, "you think you'll get a free lunch? Well, do you...punk?" According to Merkel, "A good ... |
| | | | ... debunking why one is needed in the first place. "The methodology used by APRA acts as an appropriate proxy for comparing the default or main investment options of Australian super funds," said ISN in their statement. |
| | | | PIMCO Australia posted its biggest year ever in 2009, with funds under management (FUM) up 36 per cent to $30 billion - but with the higher FUM comes the onus to better navigate sovereign risk. Peter Dorrian, PIMCO's head of global wealth management ... |
| | | | ... 36th and the third best, Australian Ethical, came 47th. A major aspect of the tables is how the APRA analysis deals with default investment options, which account for 52 per cent of all assets but two-thirds of all not-for-profit assets and just one-third ... |
| | | | ... lower costs for their debts? How? How? How? This is tantamount to saying that these companies have a lower probability of default than the US government - a government whose currency is the world's major reserve currency. A government that could print ... |
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