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| | | ... joins existing managers in the portfolio Arrowstreet (35 per cent), MFS (40 per cent) and Axiom (10 per cent). To make room for T. Rowe Price Axiom has had its mandate reduced from 25 per cent to 10 per cent. Portfolio manager, Kathy Cave, said T. Rowe ... |
| | | | ... year. For a person earning $70,000 a year including SG, that's equivalent to $6,300 in SG leaving around $9,000 of leg room for salary sacrifice. "The problem is that if the person wants to put in $1,000 extra savings per month as a salary sacrifice ... |
| | | | ... that those with the most attractive corporate tax enjoyed higher than average economic growth, and suggested there's room for Australia's tax rates to be more attractive to offshore investors. The KPMG study looked at international movements in corporate ... |
| | | | ... such a new asset class, and some people will make mistakes along the way so it's an inefficient market with plenty of room for error." "The better managers will generate alpha from that but it means there is also opportunity to return negative alpha ... |
| | | | ... entry. "What we're doing is we're challenging the incumbency that pervades [the market]& And we think there's a lot of room for T. Rowe Price, particularly with this alpha chasing environment," said Murray Brewer, director Australia and New Zealand. ... |
| | | | ... later 1990s after completing his MBA. "The company is guided well by its current Board and shareholders and has enormous room for growth. I look forward to working with the individual business heads and leverage my large international network to access ... |
| | | | ... so they can pick their preferred approach or offer a blended payment model," Wallace said. "At AXA we believe there is room for both remuneration models, depending on the client's preference, so long as there is full disclosure." AXA said the service ... |
| | | | ... 3.75 per cent and St.George Bank's Happy Dragon credits mere 0.65 per cent. "We have consistently held the view there is room for more competition within the Australian banking and finance industry," said Chris Whitehead, BankWest's retail division chief ... |
| | | | ... first property, the X and Y-gen spend money on clothes, the latest gadgets, movies and overseas holidays, leaving little room for savings. But a cent saved now can mean hundreds of thousands tomorrow. "What people need to recognise is that small changes ... |
| | | | ... social and corporate governance factors, many of them do not factor those issues into their decision making. "This leaves room for corporate scandal, environmental degradation and human rights abuses - all of which can affect both a company's bottom ... |
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