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| | | Two-thirds of Australians with guaranteed income streams are proactively retiring with fewer worries and are doing so to enjoy their twilight years, contrary to popular belief, a new study reveals. Research from Macquarie University's School of ... |
| | | | ... technology has yet to reach its full potential (97%), and many (73%) thinking it will alter market patterns over the next few years. |
| | | | There are four key themes that will drive investment outcomes over the next generation, says La Trobe Financial's Michael Watson. Speaking at the Advisers Big Day Out (ABDO) regional roadshow in Terrigal this morning, Watson outlined the four themes ... |
| | | | ... and bond yields not falling as the markets anticipated at the start of the year. What can possibly go wrong over the next few months, he warns, is that inflation remains sticky. "[In the US] if Donald Trump is re-elected, we could get a political monetary ... |
| | | | ... the SIV investment universe, investing in liquid stocks with market capitalisations above $500 million. As a result, very few Australian fund managers have SIV-compliant emerging companies' offerings, which affects the level of venture and development ... |
| | | | ... opportunities, with its board saying the fund should embrace a new identity that is separate to the Telstra Group, given so few of its members now work for Telstra. It also said the board has recognised the importance of size and scale going forward. ... |
| | | | ... previously reported by Financial Standard, Cosmos Asset Management delisted two of its cryptocurrency ETFs last year, just a few months after launching. Separately, Monochrome Asset Management announced earlier this week that it would waive its management ... |
| | | | The US Federal Reserve (Fed) has indicated that a cooling labour market has alleviated inflation pressures, signalling to investors that interest rate cuts could be on the horizon. June's US consumer price index (CPI) data revealed a rise of 3% from ... |
| | | | ... that financial crime regulation has become more important globally, with tougher laws and stronger enforcement positions. "Few banks have an appetite to get financial crime wrong and we have seen higher due diligence and expectations from correspondent ... |
| | | | ... 2.6%. Comparatively, teachers' pay increased 3% p.a. Recruit 2 Advice principal Dugald Braithwaite said the results raise a few questions relative to salaries and the recruitment supply side. "Will this have a negative impact attracting university students ... |
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