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| | | ... of an asset be negatively impacted directly or indirectly by COVID-19 restrictions and that estimates are developed on a sound and reasonable basis, and that they consider whether past performance and historical inputs are still reflective of future ... |
| | | | ... that so many CHESS users have responded constructively to this consultation." The submissions will provide the ASX with a "sound starting point", he said. "While recognising there is still much for everyone to do, we are excited by the fact we are close ... |
| | | | ... truism that in times of trouble investors turn to gold, ETF Securities chief executive Kris Walesby said. "Without wishing to sound too pessimistic, let's not forget that gold should do well if, and when, investors realistically evaluate the changes ... |
| | | | ... these instances, it is critical that investors remain patient, work to separate liquidity from credit impairment through sound fundamental research, and take advantage of buying opportunities in a multi-asset bond portfolio." Souders said he has been ... |
| | | | ... "In addition, many of our members have spoken to us about the confusion of First State Super with many other brands that sound similar. We felt it was important to have a name that was clear, recognisable and best represented who we are and our intent. ... |
| | | | ... selecting discounted companies that are growing at a faster rate than the overall economy with attributes associated with sound capital stewardship and strong fundamentals. Investors should identify "what we refer to as 'growth compounders,' ... |
| | | | ... investment scams often have similar traits, and usually present a range of investment offers (from modest to high returns) to sound safer than they actually are. Scammers typically will make persistent requests to continue investing despite no evidence ... |
| | | | ... population want to divert more into superannuation contributions, or would they prefer to clear debts and get back into a sound financial position first?" Rice asked. "The extent to which superannuation contributions reduce wages, especially for different ... |
| | | | ... "excuse" US President Trump used when he raised tariffs on steel and aluminium in March 2018). To wit: "We will establish sound legal systems and enforcement mechanisms for safeguarding national security in the two special administrative regions, and ... |
| | | | Nearly 13,500 businesses in financial services and insurance enrolled for JobKeeper payments, according to an industry-level breakdown from the Australian Taxation Office. JobKeeper enrolments crossed 835,000 businesses employing over 5.5 million workers ... |
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