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| | | ... currently offered by Mayfair 101, including the M Core Fixed Income Notes, the M+ Fixed Income Notes and Australian Property Bonds (sold as investments in Dunk Island and Mission Beach). ASIC also successfully had the court restrain Mawhinney from leaving ... |
| | | | ... division within Citi Australia's retail banking and wealth management business, including the bank's high net worth unit, mortgage distribution and specialist teams. Citi Australia head of retail banking Kate Luft said she was thrilled to appoint Chowdhury ... |
| | | | ... are being sold as offering investors the ability to earn fixed rates of return in exchange for direct registered first mortgage security over properties Mayfair 101 owns in Mission Beach. Wholesale investors in the scheme were told they would also receive ... |
| | | | ... asset markets," Doyle said. "We are all used to central banks buying government bonds and asset backed securities in the mortgage market, but there has been this step up into credit markets. "It's not a big step from there into equity markets and that ... |
| | | | ... designed with shifting markets in mind to generate steady income, the investment manager said, and will invest in corporate bonds, bank loans and asset backed securities. "Ares Australia Management's ambition is to become one of Australia's leading credit ... |
| | | | ... Property Bond claims to offer investors the ability to earn fixed rates of return in exchange for direct registered first mortgage security over properties the group owns in Mission Beach. "We are democratising the financing of this significant project ... |
| | | | ... prior to this was that most people don't need advice, they just need an investment option and to save money into their mortgage." That might have been fine in the good times, but it's those unadvised people who could be doing immense damage to their ... |
| | | | ... "Fixed income ETFs are relatively new and weren't around during the GFC or the credit crisis in 2011 when credit and mortgage funds froze. ETFs are more transparent [and still provide liquidity albeit a discount] so you can see exactly what's ... |
| | | | ... ticker TACT. The active ETF will have exposure to cash and fixed interest securities, including bank and corporation debt, mortgage and other asset backed securities, and government, semi-government and supranational bonds. It may also allocate to high-yielding ... |
| | | | ... also offers the Moelis Australia Secured Loan Series, which manages a $180 million of loans secured by registered first mortgage loans over Australian real property. The fund received a 'Recommended Plus' rating from Independent Investment Research (IIR). ... |
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