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| | | ... with limitations, the rising rate of unemployment - from 5.2% in March to 6.4% in April to 7.1% in May - doesn't surprise. In fact, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS): "Had the increase in the number of people who were not in ... |
| | | | ... dot-com bubble," Mitchell said. "With acceleration in technological disruption and hits to business confidence, it's no surprise that today, lower multiple losers are characterised by the more economically sensitive or cyclical parts of the market." ... |
| | | | ... remediation when needed, in the event there is no recourse through the adviser," the statement said. "The FPA policy is a surprise and ill-considered given the hard work that the entire advice sector has put in to overcome historic shortfalls brought ... |
| | | | For the second consecutive month, Australia's MySuper options have generated positive returns, after a couple of negative months due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Latest Rainmaker research shows the average return for MySuper products in May was 2.1%, which ... |
| | | | ... supposed to focus on ME Bank's recent troubles, the super funds performing poorly in terms of early release copped surprise criticism. APRA had advised that early release payments should be paid to members by super funds within five business days ... |
| | | | In a surprise announcement this morning, IRESS made an offer to acquire OneVue, whose shareholders have been waiting on the company's previously-announced buyback and recovery of money owed to it by Sargon entities. IRESS is offering to buy all ... |
| | | | Despite Australia's real estate investment trusts dropping 49% during the COVID-19 sell-off, boutique fund manager SG Hiscock believes now is an opportune time to increase exposures to real estate. Now trading up 45% since their March 23 lows, SG Hiscock ... |
| | | | ... correlations in the build of a relatively poor risk management framework," he said. "[This] framework breaks down in periods of surprise, notably within systemic events. "These breakdowns are particularly damaging to those in or near retirement, and ... |
| | | | ... said. "Now is the time to allow that to happen. It means capital ratios will come down over the year ahead: that should surprise no one." Byres added that he hopes capital buffers are not used to pay shareholders dividends during an economic contraction. ... |
| | | | Although the last two months have been marked by increased volatility and disruption, small caps have largely outperformed. During March, small caps performed broadly in line with their larger counterparts, with the ASX Small Ordinaries Index dropping ... |
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