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| | ... that share many of the attributes of cash investments and the benefits of trading on ASX," ACBC chief executive Richard Murphy said. The main characteristic of floaters is that the coupon moves up and down over time in line with a specified benchmark ... |
| | | ... indicative yields of these new XTBs ranged between 2.83% and 4.98% on 03 Nov 2015. ACBC chief executive and co-founder Richard Murphy said the broadening of the XTB range should resonate with investors on the hunt for predictable income returns without ... |
| | | ... the transparency and liquidity of the ASX market," explained Australian Corporate Bond Company chief executive Richard Murphy. "We're working closely with advisers and brokers to help further educate retail investors about the role of corporate bonds ... |
| | | ... investment opportunity is normally restricted to wholesale and institutional investors but ACBC chief executive, Richard Murphy, said it was an opportune time to bring corporate bond market returns to all Australian investors. "It's really been the coming ... |
| | | ... the onus on the quality, robustness and transparency of index methodologies and underlying asset prices," said Richard Murphy, ASX spokesperson. Proposed FOFA legislation and the requisite shift to a fee-for-service model will make ETFs more relevant ... |
| | | ... a means to gauge the level of volatility anticipated in the Australian equity market over the near-term," said Richard Murphy, ASX general manager, equity markets. "More specifically, because the S&P/ASX 200 VIX is a forward looking volatility measure ... |
| | | ... ramping up its exchange traded fund (ETF) business as more providers enter the market to cope with rising demand. Richard Murphy, general manager - equity markets at the ASX, said local ETF funds under management (FUM) has tripled since September 2007 ... |
| | | ... that our market keeps pace with the growth in Australian superannuation," said ASX general manager equity markets, Richard Murphy. Market feedback will be sought until 31 May 2008, with final arrangements announced to the market in late June. Any change ... |
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