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| | | ... the gap, he said. "We have typically done all our exposures to fixed interest and debt via funds. At this stage we are pretty happy to do it that way and it is a more efficient way for us to get access to that type of exposure," he added. Building the ... |
| | | | ... the market view that short-end rates will have to be cut in the future due to weakening economic conditions, so it has a pretty good record in this regard." From Morgans financial planner and stockbroker Stephen Cole' point of view, the market appears ... |
| | | | ... frameworks don't capture factors such as illiquidity risk. Bilton said mean reversion frameworks have serviced investors pretty well as a tool "in the past 50 to 70 years but they're not the only thing we should consider." JPMAM global market strategist ... |
| | | | ... for investors. "Secondly, investors can't afford to give away returns to fees or bid-ask spreads in what is already a pretty low-return environment," he says. Government bonds are a good example of duration, while short-dated corporate bonds have ... |
| | | | ... "We'll probably take 55,000 disputes in the first year but [AFCA chair] Helen Coonan wants to put us out of business. I'd be pretty confident that advisers share that objective," she said. |
| | | | ... appropriate to return inflation sustainably to the 2% target at a conventional horizon." No problem. The FTSE 100 index pretty soon got over that, rallying by as much as 3.2% from that day through to September 27, perhaps taking solace in the BOE's ... |
| | | | ... 1.74%. InvestSMART chief executive Ron Hodge said fees were the most important part of any performance equation. "It is pretty well known in the industry that over the longer term, most fund managers will underperform their benchmark by the cost of their ... |
| | | | ... interest-only. "That's a lot of people waking up to much larger mortgage repayments in the coming years and that paints a pretty bearish picture for the banks and we have a short position on a number of them," he said. |
| | | | ... legislative reform to the default system, than it must be considered a success. "If that's the objective, it's a pretty binary view. To date, it's been successful," Silk said. "It's a battle that's been won, not the war." Silk added ... |
| | | | ... members in these old products are actually being actively advised and there is plenty of evidence to support that. It's pretty clear that many would not be where they are if they were being actively advised." Carter claimed he had no reason to believe ... |
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