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| | | ... report, S&P fund services found that 94 per cent of departures of key investment professionals this year have been from mainstream investment managers. More than a quarter of those that jumped ship left a mainstream house to join a boutique, while 31 ... |
| | | | ... under control, and see which assets can be used or rented out to improve the LIC's financial situation, according to mainstream news reports this morning. The news comes less than a week after boutique investment firm Bell IXL Investments made a takeover ... |
| | | | ... are among the very best performers," said Lee Coates, director of Cruelty Free Super. "They embarrass the majority of mainstream managers with no [cruelty-free] criteria by outperforming year after year, so you can wave a vegan fund and say 80 per cent ... |
| | | | ... of financial planning groups offering advice through fee-for-service five years ago, the advice model has now gone mainstream - and there are workshops a-plenty for those who are still mulling over their options. Seven years ago, a firm called Centrestone ... |
| | | | ... no longer be involved with further commission deliberations on the merger, noted the press statement. According to mainstream press reports, NAB is one of the four lenders to Austexx, an investment vehicle that Samuel is invested in, and which is the ... |
| | | | ... this month and product providers predict the launch of fixed income ETFs this year and next will drive the sector's mainstream appeal. At the end of July 2010, the global ETF industry had US$1.09 trillion in assets under management (AUM), an increase ... |
| | | | ... 18 per cent of the ratings affected by departures. More than 80 per cent of significant staff departures occurred in mainstream fund managers. BlackRock was the most affected fund manager this calendar year with four departures while AMP, Amundi, Challenger ... |
| | | | ... that they wouldn't get elsewhere." The news about Australian Super's investment in Challenger was first reported in mainstream press last week. |
| | | | ... (SMSF) trustees and boutique financial advisers. "Boutique financial advisers are definitely using ETFs more than the mainstream dealer group market," he said. "That's because they have their own AFSL, a lot of them run their own business so they tend ... |
| | | | ... telling sign though is that ETFs have clearly made the jump in planners mind from an 'alternative investment' to a mainstream investment vehicle." While advisers are increasingly advising on ETFs, current investors are relatively unlikely to rely on ... |
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