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| | | ... on ensuring the business is sustainable through the crisis." Benbow said the company has been systematically moving from lower quality rebates to recurring fee-based revenue since mid-2018. "We are well positioned to respond to capital management strategies ... |
| | | | ... heightened volatility, super funds are often swamped with members looking to switch out of higher growth, equity heavy options to lower risk, cash and bond options." The government's new early access to super program has added another element to the ... |
| | | | ... Wholesale Office Fund saw a negative revaluation of $183 million, pushing down the book value by 2%, with the manager citing lower near term rental growth assumptions as the reason. All properties in the two funds were revalued as at March 31, by an ... |
| | | | ... there are three interlocking factors that will eventually be the catalyst for a rebound in the sector. The first being a lower bound for asset prices, with the EM team saying at some point, valuations are so low that downside risk is minimal. The second ... |
| | | | ... majority" of Australian retail investors reporting that they either sat out of the market's volatility or bought shares to lower their cost base in the fortnight to April 3. "Perhaps even more importantly, in the fortnight ahead, 26% of retail investors ... |
| | | | ... allocation to technology and health care sectors - two best performing sectors this year," Veitmane said. "Consequently, it has lower weighting in energy and financial sectors - the weakest so far. "Also, US stocks on average have much stronger balance ... |
| | | | ... and taken as a broad category of assets, Hostplus' unlisted investments would expectantly and realistically experience lower valuations in the current climate than they would ordinarily have had prior to the emergence of COVID-19 a few short months ... |
| | | | If financial markets are going to time the beginning of the end - that is, when equity markets started their slippery slide into where we are now, it'll be 9 March 2020. That was the day the music died. Sure, equity markets were already sliding ... |
| | | | ... global equities portion, it has a slightly higher allocation to emerging markets. However, in fixed income, it has a slightly lower allocation to emerging markets, high-yield credit and debt, as Lonsec sees them as correlated to equities during periods ... |
| | | | ... said. "Furthermore, the balance sheet of REITs are in better shape than they were before the Global Financial Crisis, with lower gearing, more diversified debt, longer tenure and higher internal cover ratios - these are all positives. "The sell-off has ... |
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