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| | | ... investment mandates will be evaluated by CareSuper when it decides which ones it no longer needs after a recent merger. In October this year industry funds CareSuper and Asset Super completed a tie-up which led to the retirement of Asset Super chief ... |
| | | | ... his 2012 address at the fund's recent Annual General Meeting. "It will eliminate externally paid management fees from 1 October 2012, thereby decoupling DUET's corporate costs from the performance of its securities price, which will provide greater control ... |
| | | | ... frustrating slow, it continues to improve. Just look at the latest housing data. US housing starts increased by 3.6% in October after jumping by 15.1% in September after rising by 3.0% in August. Recall this sector's large multiplier effect on the economy ... |
| | | | ... yesterday alongside two other key pieces of reform. Unrealised gains or losses on revenue and capital assets incurred from 1 October 2011 to 1 July 2017 can now be rolled over by superannuation funds that merge. Also passed were Bills that make it easier ... |
| | | | ... down but still high, consumer confidence in November slipping more than expected, and leading economic indicators for October in line with expectations. The Dow Jones Industrial Average on Wednesday gained 0.38 per cent to 12,836.89, while the S&P 500 ... |
| | | | ... the previous week. It could be Markit's report that its US manufacturing PMI increased to 52.4 this month from 51.0 in October - the fastest rate of increase in five months. But then again, we have to ask ourselves, how much of this was due to rebuilding ... |
| | | | ... the Fed's balance sheet actually shrank by US$11.91 bil from US$2.825 trillion on 12 September to US$2.813 tril by 10 October. From QE3's unveiling through to the end of October, the Fed's balance sheet contracted by US$464 mil. Not exactly stimulation ... |
| | | | ... Annual Dinner in Melbourne, and the Australian Bureau of Statistics releases its international merchandise imports for October. In equities news, Telstra CEO David Thodey, QBE chairman Belinda Hutchinson, Westpac chairman Lindsay Maxsted and ANZ chairman ... |
| | | | ... last two years, and the April survey in particular showed a dramatic improvement, with the index rising from 67.46% in October 2011 to 71.3%, so a drop back is unexpected. |
| | | | ... professional body earn more money, research shows. Research house Investment Trends surveyed 845 financial planners in October this year, and found that Financial Planning Association (FPA) members earn 33% more than non-FPA advisers. Investment Trends' ... |
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