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| | | ... society, so even in slower growth periods they offer a compelling, lower-risk income exposure." "With positive earnings and dividend revisions now improving for quality real assets, the portfolio fundamentals look good. Unlike the unlisted world, listed ... |
| | | | Dividend growth trends in international equities are expected to continue in 2025 after global developed market countries paid out $485 million in dividends in Q4 2024, according to a new report by Plato Investment Management. This was an 8.3% increase ... |
| | | | New York-based CC Capital Partners has expressed interest in taking over Insignia Financial, upping Bain Capital's offer that was recently rejected. CC Capital Partners is offering $4.30 cash per Insignia share, which is a 7.5% premium to Bain Capital's ... |
| | | | The latest national account figures indicate that Australia's productivity growth remains in the doldrums, prompting the Productivity Commission to declare revitalising productivity growth as a national priority. September quarter figures showed ... |
| | | | Insignia Financial has confirmed it received a takeover bid from US private equity firm Bain Capital following months of speculation. Insignia confirmed to the ASX that Bain Capital lobbed a confidential, preliminary, non-binding, and indicative proposal ... |
| | | | Iress has reaffirmed its FY24 guidance of $126 million to $132 million adjusted EBITDA and said it expects it will achieve full-year earnings towards the top end of the range. Iress chief executive and managing director Marcus Price said the company ... |
| | | | ... removes "the uncertainty that has persisted since Platinum rejected Regal's initial proposal." It will now pay a special dividend of $0.20 per share, after which it will still have sufficient capital to continue pursuing its growth strategy. "Platinum ... |
| | | | Equity Trustees Asset Management's head of asset management Darren Thompson has warned that ASX200 FY25 market earnings and dividends are expected to be flat or down compared to FY24. He added that high yielding, major resource companies - such as BHP ... |
| | | | ... investment returns, Franklin Templeton Institute investment strategist Kim Catechis said. "The abrupt reversal of the peace dividend has brought us back to the era of large-scale kinetic warfare and urban combat-scenarios not seen in Europe since World ... |
| | | | Ausbil Investment Management is set to launch its inaugural exchange-traded fund, bringing its Active Dividend Income strategy in the first half of 2025. Ausbil said the strategy has proven popular among investors, contributing to significant growth ... |
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