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| | | ... custodial and depository services for investors. It has 23 model managers, the largest offering of SMA managers in the country, and offers users a combination of a wrap platform and a managed discretionary account service. Under the terms of the agreement ... |
| | | | ... change policy, including the design of a carbon price in Australia. The panel includes Ian Silk, of AustralianSuper, the country's largest industry superannuation fund, and Mark Lazberger, of Colonial First State Global Asset Management, the country's ... |
| | | | ... dictates a weaker currency to balance this. It has ultra low interest rates. Fin 101 says funds would flow out of the country seeking higher yields elsewhere. Result. Weaker currency. And then we have the grand daddy of them all. QE2. Yes, print more ... |
| | | | ... consigned to being merely a divisional office of the Singapore exchange. This could be viewed as yet another step in the country's descent into a "branch office economy". The unique status of the ASX means that, according to section 850C of the Financial ... |
| | | | ... suggested limiting current account imbalances to four per cent of GDP. This was shot down from the get go. Easy for a deficit country like America to propose but no one at the table really expected trade surplus countries like China, Japan, Germany or ... |
| | | | Investors who view the world in macro terms often intuitively base their approach on a country's economic fundamentals. But new research suggests economic fundamentals may have little bearing on the performance of a country's stockmarket. According ... |
| | | | ... slashed from 255,000 to 55,000 per annum. The government hopes to save 5 billion a year through the reforms to resolve the country's fiscal imbalances. The UK's 2009/10 deficit stood at 11.4 per cent of GDP, with the national debt over 70 per cent of ... |
| | | | ... projects that boost productivity. Improved infrastructure to transport goods, services, capital and labour around the country could help the economy deal with surging demand for exports, and a rising terms of trade, Halmarick said, indirectly keeping ... |
| | | | For a while there I thought that October would just sail past smoothly - just like this year's September proved that it is not always the worst month for equities. Disappointment was all over Wall Street overnight - big time with its tree major stock ... |
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