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| | | Thank goodness for small mercies. Good Friday came a bit early for me after one gentle reader crucified me and my take on Dr. Marc Faber's uber bearish prediction that a "1987-style crash" is nigh... again! Read all about my early crucifixion here ... |
| | | | ... deceiving. James Fernyhough reports. Australia's share market is probably best known for two things: it is dominated by financials and mining companies; and it pays high dividends. Australian retail investors, meanwhile, are also known for two things ... |
| | | | ... lead. "Technology shares are getting pretty hammered this morning but, given we are so heavily weighted towards the financials and materials sectors, the Aussie market should hold up relatively well today," he said. Jobseeker site SEEK, down 56 cents ... |
| | | | The latest Financial Standard issue available on the iPad app. In the latest edition of Financial Standard, we look at misconceptions over the size of self-managed superannuation Fund (SMSF) viability. We also look at the UK government's decision to ... |
| | | | In the latest edition of Financial Standard, we look at how much industry funds spend on advertising and investigate the insurance industry's "perfect storm.A We also speak to Westpac's general manager of bank financial planning Mike Chesworth for our ... |
| | | | ... dividends on offer in local shares are attractive, Tuck said this advantage is diluted by concentration risk, with financials and materials companies accounting for 60% of the total market capitalisation. "Banks now operate in a lower credit growth environment ... |
| | | | ... business analyst. There he was responsible for daily oversight of all operational functions, including unit pricing, fund financials, service level agreements and investor relations," McCallum said. "Rui also spent time at Morgan Stanley as a senior ... |
| | | | Nah, I'm not falling for that one again. No mas Virginia! Equity markets closed (to borrow Coles new ad) "down, down, deeper and down" overnight. The headlines have easily pinpointed the cause... "U.S. Stocks Retreat, Treasuries Rally on Ukraine, China" ... |
| | | | ... Atlas Iron had gained a quarter of a cent to 92.25 cents. Most other sectors of the market were lower, including the financials. Among the major banks, Westpac had lost 42 cents to $33.87, Commonwealth Bank was down 36 cents at $75.89, ANZ had dropped ... |
| | | | In the latest edition of Financial Standard, we look at whether longevity insurance is the key to making retirement funds go the distance. We also investigate why the much-vaunted Asia Funds Passport might not get off the ground andA we speak to MetLife ... |
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