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| | | ... course of 2017 - a total of 1.0% increase -- along with the shrinking its balance sheet (started in October last year, is anything but good news. After so many years of running an abnormal monetary policy, it's getting back to normality... because growth ... |
| | | | ... time spent on manually assessing client records. "We can pull out one large lump sum, export information and identify anything we are unsure about. Instead of the client coming to us and listing all their expenses or going through that process, we go ... |
| | | | ... the thinking within the Government and the fund is that now as the fund matures, we shouldn't be taking higher risk. If anything we should be reducing risk or at least keeping it where it was, a little more on the conservative side." |
| | | | ... the total global private wealth in 2016 - a figure that is expected to grow by 7% each year. If numbers from the US are anything to go by, female advisers (53%) are also more likely to work with female clients than male advisers (45.1%), thereby reaping ... |
| | | | ... our strategic options regarding the future of UDC. It's a great business and there is no immediate requirement to do anything, particularly given the strength of ANZ's capital position. "UDC continues to be a highly profitable and strong business, with ... |
| | | | ... diseases are at work in individuals. "DNA sequencing costs are dropping 30 to 40% every year. Healthcare's never seen anything like this," Wood said. She believes investment in disruptive and technology-driven innovators is a hedge against the groundswell ... |
| | | | There wasn't really anything earth-shattering in US Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's testimony before the Joint Economic Committee of the US Congress overnight where she discussed 'The Current Economic Outlook and Monetary Policy'. Growth is gaining ... |
| | | | ... indexation) and further reduction in household spending. It's still about seven months until the "advised" rate hike. Anything can still happen, the OECD and the RBA's forecasts could prove on point. If so, hike away RBA. |
| | | | ... US$67.69/tonne, iron ore's 12.7% lower from the day of the RBA's September meeting and 14.9% down from the start of 2017. Still, anything can still happen given the volatility in iron ore prices this year. In mid-July this year that iron ore was considered ... |
| | | | Thank goodness Australia doesn't celebrate Thanksgiving Day - there won't be anything to give thanks for when it comes around next week. While we're at it, Santa Claus may not be coming to town either. I'm not in a "Grinchy" mood today, it's just the ... |
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