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| | | ... Australian equities with 912, international and Australian fixed income with 568 and 564 respectively, property with 536, cash with 314, and diversified with 87. In percentage terms this simplifies to 40% of the contestable mandate universe belonging ... |
| | | | ... increase in revenue and funds under advice." The group reported a statutory loss after tax of $58.2 million, factoring in non-cash impairments of goodwill and customer contracts of $134.6 million primarily related to the J O Hambro asset management boutique ... |
| | | | ... and New Zealand senior secured corporate loans, asset-backed securities, commercial real estate loans, as well as bonds and cash. This includes corporate debt such as senior secured loans to companies such as Colonial First State, Arnott's and Lumus ... |
| | | | ... Allen will be responsible for developing the bank's Australian economic forecasts, views on the Reserve Bank of Australia cash rate, while continuing to leverage CBA's internal data assets to derive insights on the Australian economy. Allen has been ... |
| | | | ... FUA of $64.3 billion marked an increase of 12% year on year. Last year, Praemium acquired OneVue from Iress for an upfront cash payment of $1 million and an earnout of up to an additional $20 million based on growth in FUA measured over an 18-month period ... |
| | | | ... joins after more than three years at HESTA where she was most recently associate investment manager - global debt, credit and cash. Prior, she served as a senior investment analyst. Strahan also previously spent over seven years as a director at S&P ... |
| | | | Perpetual has flagged there will be a non-cash impairment charge of around $153.7 million, post-tax, in its FY25 results after completing impairment testing for the financial year. Perpetual said the non-cash charge includes an additional impairment ... |
| | | | ... global demand for data and the corresponding need for energy has created an "unprecedented market opportunity". "With stable, cash-flow-generating assets that have typically demonstrated cyclical resilience, private infrastructure can provide investors ... |
| | | | ... course, from those huge drawdowns in 2022 but I think the other thing which is noticeable is that there is still a lot of cash in money markets and short duration bonds, and in private credit. "Now you are getting less income from holding your cash in ... |
| | | | ... Rynne said. "These results will please the RBA, which recognised a stable employment market as being a factor in dropping the cash rate down by 25bp and enabling a continued orderly wind down of contractionary monetary policy settings over the coming ... |
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