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| | | Wilson Asset Management's (WAM) active investment portfolio delivered significant performance in 2025, returning 41.4% for its investors, outperforming the S&P/ASX All Ordinaries Accumulation Index by 30.8% in the period. The exceptional returns enabled ... |
| | | | ... undergoes structural adjustment. "We think some of the more cyclical and the value-oriented sectors, those are well placed to benefit from the anti-involution policies. It's also where we expect to see big recoveries in profitability, especially ... |
| | | | ... Green said early interest from investors is focused on several fronts. Public market exposure to companies positioned to benefit from rising resource output is drawing attention. Private credit is emerging as a critical channel, offering financing to ... |
| | | | In 2019, then APRA chair Wayne Byres had a blunt message for superannuation funds: "Are you going to get better, or are you going to get out?" The question marked the decisive shift in the regulator's tone, making its agenda explicit: super funds ... |
| | | | Sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) crossed US$15 trillion in assets under management for the first time in December 2025 and, together with public pension funds (PPFs) and central banks (CBs), now manage US$60 trillion in assets and reserves. Global SWF's ... |
| | | | ... yields mean capital appreciation in bond markets," she said. Therefore, government and strong corporate bonds stand to benefit the most in the face of economic recession, in being considered safer investments, LaRusse described. "A downturn combined ... |
| | | | ... infrastructure investments, this partnership allows us to capitalise on a compelling growth opportunity for the long-term benefit of CPP contributors and beneficiaries." The $848 billion Canadian asset manager has partnered with Goodman Group since 2009 ... |
| | | | The government released the final reports of the Productivity Commission's five pillars of productivity inquiries - containing 47 recommendations to support productivity growth across five key areas of the economy. "Australia's productivity ... |
| | | | AustralianSuper remains cautiously optimistic for global markets over the medium-term but is wary of short-term risks such as credit events and a change in AI sentiment which could derail activity. AustralianSuper head of macroeconomic research David ... |
| | | | ... industrial precincts, households, and intermodal transport nodes, UniSuper said. The fund also projects the portfolio will benefit from positive tailwinds driving industrial leasing demand in Southeast Queensland, including ongoing population growth ... |
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