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| | | ... in January was revised down from 3.4% to 3.3%, meaning inflation has now held at 3.3% for the past three months. While that may seem like positive news, Betashares chief economist David Bassanese said the data does not necessarily mean inflation is easing. ... |
| | | | ... Henderson and its employees, clients and shareholders continued success." Trian was founded in 2005 by Nelson Peltz and Peter May. General Catalyst is a venture capital firm with more than US$43 billion in assets. |
| | | | ... Super is closing two options following a recent review of its asset allocations. The Fixed Interest option will close from May 15. Members invested in the option will be able to switch out of it until May 22. Any members still invested in the Fixed Interest ... |
| | | | ... restructure'. Then they eventually went into liquidation." By February 2024, Kee began receiving emails from ASIC. By May 2024, responsible entity Falcon Capital suspended redemptions and applications in First Guardian, telling investors that it ... |
| | | | ... option as it prepares to roll out fee changes. Australian Ethical Super will close its High Growth investment option from May 1, with all members to be transferred to the Growth option instead. The fund said while the option has delivered results in ... |
| | | | ... and public relations talent they work with. Nominations close April 3, with voting to take place from April 15 through to May 8. The winners will be revealed at an event on Thursday, June 11. Nominate now in the 2026 MAX Awards. |
| | | | ... complaints made to the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA), Sequoia said if the sale completes, the new owner "may elect to withdraw or accelerate the AFCA determinations and seek to mediate with ASIC regarding its separate actions as Sequoia ... |
| | | | ... which would hurt both equity and bond markets," Bassanese said. "As we saw in 2022, if a global energy shock plays out, there may be a further rotation from interest rate-sensitive cyclical and technology sectors into more value-orientated defensives ... |
| | | | ... does materialise imminently, I owe readers an apology (perhaps tendered from the dole queue!)," Halloway said. "The AI story may yet become the dominant one. For now, I think the simpler explanation deserves more credit than it is getting." Morningstar ... |
| | | | ... outlook for the Australian economy. However, he said the government will work to mitigate the risks facing Australia in the May Federal Budget. "While Treasury will retain its long-term productivity assumption in this Budget, it will make some near-term ... |
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