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| | | "O Captain! my Captain! our fearful trip is done, The ship has weather'd every rack, the prize we sought is won, The port is near, the bells I hear, the people all exulting, While follow eyes the steady keel, the vessel grim and daring..." - O Captain! ... |
| | | | ... that Dover had been under investigation by the regulator for some time, Kewin said news of its closure still came as a surprise to the industry. "Obviously this is a shock and has taken everybody by surprise. ASIC has made it quite clear that they've ... |
| | | | ... services Royal Commission coupled with the recent collapse of Dover Financial Advisers suggests it should come as no surprise that financial advisers are finding it difficult to navigate Australia's regulatory landscape. The 2018 Natixis Investment Managers ... |
| | | | ... between 35 and 55 stocks. Companies are chosen based on strong earnings characteristics and the possibility of a "valuation surprise," along with an overarching commitment to advancing the UN SDGs where appropriate to their particular sector. In order ... |
| | | | As volatility and interest rate movements remain top concerns for investors, many are divided on the impact these risks will have on portfolio returns, the latest Natixis Investment Managers survey shows. About eight-in-ten (78%) of the 200 fund researchers ... |
| | | | ... advice this week. After a fortnight of revelations during the Royal Commission's probe into financial advice, it is no surprise many foresee change to the industry. The financial operating model for financial planning and associated business partners ... |
| | | | Connect Financial Service Brokers chief executive Paul Tynan believes if the Royal Commission has made anything clear, it's that ASIC is in the dark about how to police financial advice misconduct. Speaking to Financial Standard, Tynan said the key ... |
| | | | ... advised the relevant AMP staff that there was no legal basis for such a rule. When asked by Hodge whether that came as a surprise, Regan said: "No, it's not a surprise that it's not lawful. It's obvious." Follow Financial Standard for ongoing coverage ... |
| | | | ... the reported 0.6% increase in retail spending over the month of February could be treated none other but a very welcome surprise. The latest result took the annual rate of growth in retail sales up to 3% from 2.1% in January. Wait, there's more! According ... |
| | | | ... other details of the Conference Board's latest survey also showed 71.9% of respondents expect higher interest rates... surprise, surprise. As for Wall Street, 35.4% of US consumers expect stock prices to increase over the next 12 months, down from 40.1% ... |
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