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| | | ... acknowledged the difficulties the industry has faced in recent times. "Our profession, of course, has been deeply affected by Covid and not just in the obvious ways," she said. She said demand for financial advice over the pandemic period has skyrocketed. ... |
| | | | ... and is often seen as a leading barometer for global economic health because when activity picks up, prices tend to rise. "Covid-related disruptions did see copper prices fall due to slowed global economic activity, but it's been one of the best-performing ... |
| | | | ... Aside from the YFYS performance test, uncertainty has disproportionally impacted illiquid asset classes. Policies like the COVID-19 early release of super scheme created unforeseeable demands on liquidity, such a precedent caused funds to hold lower ... |
| | | | ... have got long leases and have very few significant competitors." But property wasn't the only good news. Coming out of Covid, it made sense to increase equity exposure at the expense of fixed-income securities. Miller held that position until early ... |
| | | | ... executive Glen McCrea said: "The global energy crisis, raw material scarcity, and supply chain disruptions caused by ongoing Covid lockdowns in China are converging to pose significant inflationary challenges globally and here at home." However, despite ... |
| | | | ... the firm is delighted to have secured significant backing from "two top-tier global institutional investors." "In a post-COVID, post low-interest rate underwriting environment, the ongoing re-pricing of the various real estate sectors provides a great ... |
| | | | ... competitive as it did in the Asian crisis, tech wreck, and the GFC," he noted. He also believes the softening of China's zero Covid policy, which he predicts could come early next year, will also be beneficial in boosting global growth. Oliver added ... |
| | | | ... remain steady at about 36%, as does property at 16%. In 2020 Rainmaker highlighted that SMSFs were well positioned during COVID-19 due to a large exposure to cash, around 25%. Exposures to cash have since declined, though this is just a continuation ... |
| | | | ... reserves, and net assets of just under $12 million. Looking at the underlying contributors to the deficit, she stated that Covid had a double-whammy impact; government support payments stopped, and the FPA postponed many events which would normally add ... |
| | | | ... insulated from the rapid rise in interest rates." Still, housing values across most of the broad regions remain well above pre-Covid levels, implying most homeowners remain in a positive valuation position relative to their purchase price. Similarly ... |
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