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| | | ... of negotiations between Hunter Hall and other fund managers triggered by then-Hunter Hall chief executive Peter Hall's surprise departure from the company in December 2016. During that time, Hunter Hall received takeover bids from Pinnacle Investment ... |
| | | | The Association of Financial Advisers has moved to placate its membership under any belief that tertiary degrees completed more than 10 years ago will not be recognised by the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority. In a statement on its website ... |
| | | | ... returns in China (6.6%), Indonesia (20.0%), Malaysia (9.5%), Indonesia (13.7%) and Italy (13.6%). It therefore came as no surprise when the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) kept policy steady - repo rate at 6.0% and reverse repo at 5.75% - when it met on ... |
| | | | "Plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose." Jean-Baptiste Aphonse Karr's immortal epigram - translated as "the more things change, the more they stay the same" - best describes the goings-on over the past 24 hours. There were no surprises at the Fed's ... |
| | | | ... report revealed that only 21% of the above $1.2 trillion is invested through Australia's wealth management industry. "No surprise, then, that so many investment managers and advice groups profess a desire to reach this market," Rainmaker said. "HNWIs ... |
| | | | A majority of Australian financial services firms said they were confidently ready for the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID) reforms that took effect on January 3, according to Financial Standard's weekly spot poll. More than half ... |
| | | | ... products and new technologies means the firm has lost its leading role and is considered to have a value trap. "The big surprise to investors is not that value portfolios have traps, I think they understand that's their big risk, but that growth portfolios ... |
| | | | Markets hate uncertainty and surprises. We all know this and this truism was in full display this year and more recently, Wall Street's climb to fresh record highs over the weekend following the Fed's expected and well-telegraphed 25 basis point rate ... |
| | | | To say that you, I and Irene were surprised at last month's NAB business survey - that showed Australian business conditions rocketed to an all-time high in October but confidence hardly budged - is more than just an understatement for even the survey ... |
| | | | Watching Wall Street break one record high after another make it very tempting to join the herd or raise allocation of US equities in portfolios. There's the fear of missing out (FOMO) and then there's the shorts that, time and again in the current ... |
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