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| | | ... stronger advertising frameworks will be much-needed guardrails," ASFA chief executive Mary Delahunty said. "The vast majority of Australians have their super savings in a safe, tightly regulated system. But today's announcements address activity on the ... |
| | | | ... said: "We are delighted to partner with TAL and satisfied that this change is in members best interests, with the vast majority of members seeing a small decrease in premiums." "This is a great outcome for our members, and in contrast to the trend of ... |
| | | | ... resilience and income generation, as well as the potential for capital growth as the portfolio scales." Bambrook said since majority of Rest's members are decades away from retirement, the investment will benefit from long-term demographic shifts, particularly ... |
| | | | ... sector often lift average SMSF returns above their institutional counterparts," he said. "Our data suggest that a majority of SMSFs achieve performance outcomes that are either comparable to, or exceed, the performance of a typical APRA fund. However ... |
| | | | ... Bureau of Statistics (ABS). "There was broad based economic growth in the quarter, with rises observed in a large majority of industries. Public and private demand each contributed 0.3 percentage points to GDP growth," ABS head of national account Grace ... |
| | | | ... whereas the Reserve Bank has the handbrake on, preventing the economy from growing any further." Redican attributed majority of this structural concern to the Australian housing market. To continue growth and meet housing demand for the growing population ... |
| | | | ... omens are not good. It will only require a few Congressional members to find their backbone in the same way that a majority of Supreme Court judges have done," Betashares chief economist David Bassanese said. Under the Supreme Court ruling, tariffs imposed ... |
| | | | ... outflows totalling ~US$12 billion in 2H25," Morgan Stanley said. "Our tracking at 3 February 2026 indicates [the] majority of strategies remain below benchmarks on a three-year and five-year basis. Given this, we think outflows will persist in the near ... |
| | | | ... of net outflows totalling ~US$12bn in 2H25," Morgan Stanley said. "Our tracking at 3 February 2026 indicates [the] majority of strategies remain below benchmarks on a three-year and five-year basis. Given this, we think outflows will persist in the near ... |
| | | | ... ETFs. "The long-term evidence continues to support index investing. Despite this, most super funds actively manage the majority of member money using complex active strategies that add cost without reliably adding value," he said. |
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