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| | | ... MySuper members benefitted from the very strong returns from global equities as well as robust performance from Australian shares. "We believe that inflation data will continue to be volatile in 2025 so diversification and active risk management will ... |
| | | | ... Group's board said, noting it is "consistently and materially" undervalued relative to its fundamental value and peers. E&P shares traded about 50 cents in late September, dropping a whopping 80% from $2.50 in 2018 when it was better known as Evans ... |
| | | | ... unlisted stub equity subject to caps and scale-back, Insignia said. The ASX-listed firm had more than 670.7 million ordinary shares outstanding at the end of June 2024, valuing CC Capital's offer at about $2.88 billion. Insignia's share priced ... |
| | | | ... price of $3.785 per HPI share will reduce to $3.752 after the 31 December 2024 record date for an interim distribution. HPI shares closed the trading day on Friday at $3.78. |
| | | | ... confirmed that it received a preliminary, non-binding, and indicative proposal from Bain Capital to acquire all company shares. Under the terms of the rejected proposal, Insignia shareholders would've received $4.00 cash per share. Notably, Insignia's ... |
| | | | According to the VanEck ETF Industry Pulse for November 2024, the Australian ETF industry reached a record $243 billion in funds under management, bringing it closer to $250 billion. This represents a 4.5% increase from October and a 42.5% rise from ... |
| | | | ... to the ASX that Bain Capital lobbed a confidential, preliminary, non-binding, and indicative proposal to acquire all its shares. Bain Capital is offering $4 cash per Insignia share adjusted for any dividends. Insignia said it "is considering the indicative ... |
| | | | ... tremendous value to the firm's team and clients. Cronk said he was thrilled to work with Viola Private Wealth's team, which shares his passion for "helping people maximise their potential" and "make astute financial decisions." He also said that success ... |
| | | | ... such as cryptocurrencies and passive ETFs compared to Gen X who make significantly greater use of super and Australian shares. In addition, one in five Gen Zs are likely to consider information from 'finfluencers' or social media, compared to just over ... |
| | | | ... proposed policies. "Bond yields could continue to rise on the back of Trump's tax cut and tariff policies, placing pressure on shares," Oliver said. "A global trade war in response to Trump's threatened tariffs could add to this risk particularly in ... |
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