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| | | With investors caught in a nasty tug of war between the dire economic reality and the hope of a virus cure, industry leaders have warned of the potential for further downside. And with macro threats looming, markets, already fragile from a period of ... |
| | | | A new report ranking US public pension funds by their ability to pay future benefits suggests several will likely go insolvent as a result of COVID-19. The issues facing public pension funds in the US are widely known, and while it's not clear how ... |
| | | | ... finances. "People are still not comfortable talking about their finances," Lombardi told the panel. "And I think that is a big barrier to people seeking advice. People see it in some ways as a defeat that they need help. "I think there has to be a way ... |
| | | | ... complexity is unique in this market for a trading and investment loyalty program," Smith said. "Saxo's world class technology and big data capabilities, as well as our extensive global multi-asset offerings, mean we've been able to launch a program similar ... |
| | | | ... been transformed and negatively impacted by tax reforms. It has also been hit by capital markets and let's not discount how big companies suspending or savagely reducing dividends will impact the sector." According to Dunnin, long running trends have ... |
| | | | ... Naqvi. "With markets currently in turmoil due to the outbreak of COVID-19, interest in ESG is at an all-time high. Thus, the big question, 'Who made the cut?' is perhaps more relevant now than ever before." In financials, Wells Fargo re-entered the index ... |
| | | | ... focused on how they can be efficient and drive the cost of advice down, and explaining a really different product is actually a big ask." With so much content already focused on advisers, the tool sees Challenger pivot some of its expertise towards a ... |
| | | | Fears super funds with memberships concentrated in the industries hit hardest by the COVID-19 shutdown would feel the pain of early release more are proving largely unfounded, with funds of all kinds seeing withdrawals. While much speculation surrounded ... |
| | | | ... will be one of the last sectors to recover, domestic tourism has a positive outlook. "Domestic tourism is actually twice as big as international tourism for the Australian economy, and that is more likely to resume," she said. Surprisingly, Allen said ... |
| | | | ... far away from their fundamental value," he said. "As an adviser, it's worth reminding your clients that there's a big difference between speculation and investing, and that a strategy that persistently tries to outguess the madness of crowds ... |
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