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| | | ... address this by using targeted instruments that help realign overall exposures with strategic investment goals. It added that rather than seeking to replace institutional investors' existing investments, completion portfolios complement their core holdings ... |
| | | | ... transformation Mike Devine told the briefing that the "true test of CPS 230 is your preparedness and how you can respond, rather than simply reacting to events." "While, yes, it's a prudential standard, and there is a need for compliance against ... |
| | | | ... major events, like the Liberation Day tariffs in April, and ensuing market volatility that tested global markets. In fact, rather than retreating, local investors leaned into the volatility, adding $3.15 billion across all asset classes that month. This ... |
| | | | ... that can fit all the different buckets in a client's portfolio," Jocum said. It wants to be "relevant to more clients," rather than being seen purely as a thematic and commodities-focused shop. This idea to diversify its business has been informed by ... |
| | | | ... noting that the decision to manage certain asset classes internally "shouldn't be seen as particularly significant," rather framing it as "an optionality for us to consider." "We do not anticipate a significant shift away from the way in which we ... |
| | | | ... interests," Whait said. "After visiting PALM worker locations, we were left with the impression that many PALM workers would rather have immediate access to their money to help their families and communities now, rather than wait for retirement. "Further ... |
| | | | ... be owed by the estate." Waterhouse also raised concerns over defined benefit pensions, which are assessed using formulas rather than actual account balances, meaning many public sector employees and politicians "will not be affected". "This creates a ... |
| | | | ... to 4.25% in May. "Interest rates reducing are good for small caps, because small companies tend to borrow shorter term rather than longer term," he explained, of about three to four years. "If you think that globalisation is being pushed back, then the ... |
| | | | ... need to be empowered to make investment decisions, to make informed choices that are aligned with their personal goals, rather than encouraged by regulation, to remain disengaged and subsequently shoehorned into default retirement products." |
| | | | ... good for inflation, and it's not good for company earnings," he said. But, he said, the news in May was toward less rather than more tariffs. "The big one there was the negotiation of a 90-day pause with China," he said. "That reduced tariffs on ... |
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