Search Results | Showing 11 - 20 of 393 results for "Sixth" |
| | | ... held back by relative population growth, which is at the weakest level in nearly a decade. New South Wales slipped back to sixth from equal fifth position due to a delayed transition from public to private sector-led growth, while the ACT joined NSW ... |
| | | | ... company ESR delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after it was privatised by the Starwood Capital Group, SSW Partners, Sixth Street, Warburg Pincus, Qatar Investment Authority and ESR's founders. The new owners also include OMERS and Sumitomo ... |
| | | | ... consideration, could also support its drive to capture a larger share of the total ETF marketplace. Currently, it ranks as the sixth-largest ETF issuer in Australia, holding a 3.9% market share. Notably, the recent registrations could either reflect ... |
| | | | ... covering six major asset classes over 22 categories, Macquarie Asset Management won the Investment Manager of the Year for the sixth time. Macquarie also won the Australian equities active core, Australian equities small cap, and international equities ... |
| | | | ... though whether that approach has solidified its position or held it back is debatable. Despite ranking as Australia's sixth-largest exchange-traded product (ETP) manager by funds under management (FUM) - $9.7 billion, up 11% over the year to December ... |
| | | | ... Tasmania is steady in joint fifth spot-ranking first on equipment spending. New South Wales moved up to equal fifth from sixth position and now ranks first on economic growth. The ACT remained seventh for the third consecutive quarter and the Northern ... |
| | | | ... products among the trustees ASIC reviewed - $234 on a $50,000 balance for Hostplus Pension. Despite the price, Hostplus was the sixth-fastest at processing death benefit payments. "Bottom line - paying higher administration fees does not mean you receive ... |
| | | | ... fees earned by CFS are paid to external managers," CFS said in response. Macquarie, which has $45 billion in FUM, ranked sixth, generating $239.8 million in fee revenue. Following Macquarie was La Trobe Financial, which has $12.5 billion in FUM, amassing ... |
| | | | ... (not held in custody) at $273.3 billion, up 17.3% since June 2024. When combined with its custody assets, Apex Group ranks sixth by size at $308.9 billion - an increase of 14.4%. J.P. Morgan remains the biggest player by total assets under custody, and ... |
| | | | ... Australia in second. Victoria stays at fourth, as Tasmania remains fifth. New South Wales and the ACT exchanged places into sixth and seventh, respectively, and the Northern Territory remains in the bottom place. Although WA performed soundly, its economic ... |
|