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| | | ... developed purely for the wholesale market alone." "There was strong demand for investment funds from retail investors during COVID; funds that they could understand and relate to. Increased regulation and investor protection is certainly driving this ... |
| | | | ... increase of 10.4%. APRA said these figures reflect strong investment performance and positive contributions growth due to COVID-19 fiscal stimulus. However, the regulator noted that the March 2022 quarter reflects contributions beginning to revert to ... |
| | | | ... 13.9% of global GDP, a three-fold increase (up from 4.4%) in 2000. This wealth has risen more in the first 24 months of COVID-19 than in the last 23 years combined. According to the data, the world's 10 richest men now own more wealth than the bottom ... |
| | | | ... November 2020 to provide additional support to the Australian economy which was in a very uncertain period of recovery from the COVID shock. The bond purchase program was designed to ease financial conditions by lowering bond yields further out the curve ... |
| | | | ... shone a spotlight on mortgage credit for its attractiveness on a relative-value basis. Following Australia's emergence from COVID lockdowns, lending has been conservative and real estate markets remain well supported by long-term fundamentals, the company ... |
| | | | ... shoulder, making sure that he adhered to his promises, was asleep on the beat. And when the storm came in March 2020, when the COVID crash hit, these investors got soaked and lost billions." As a result, Allianz Global Investors is now automatically ... |
| | | | ... 11.4%; estimated annual wage growth is 2.3%. About 75% of employers believe turnover will increase this year compared to pre-COVID, while 19% think it will remain the same and 5% believe it will decline. Interestingly, when asked why they expect turnover ... |
| | | | ... Executive Women (CEW) fundraiser. The fundraiser, which was slated last year, had been postponed and rescheduled due to COVID-19 lockdowns but the organisation's 800-strong membership base came out in force to support it on May 10. The event was ... |
| | | | ... continued to find new investment opportunities despite the disruption caused by border closures and the extended impact of the COVID-19 pandemic," Australian Investment Council interim chief executive Jonathan Kelly said. Dave Lowery, senior vice president ... |
| | | | ... than in previous months, with their outlook largely in lock step with the All Ordinaries Index since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Investment Trends said. "Overall, investors tend to be reactive in their outlook, so are more likely to have ... |
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