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| | | ... of the gloomy talk that is around.' He warned that, 'Given the underlying strengths of the economy, about the biggest mistake we could make would be to talk ourselves into unnecessary economic weakness.' How true! This is because economic agents and ... |
| | | | ... brought all our assets back to Australia so that we only own Aussie debt today." He continued, "I think the RBA is making a mistake cutting interest rates so if I can buy [fixed income] assets between 8.5 and 9 per cent that are double-rated then for ... |
| | | | US-based fund manager Pax World Management was forced to stump up US$500,000 in regulatory fines for violating its own socially responsible investments (SRI) policies. According to the Securities Exchange Commission, the firm bought 10 securities between ... |
| | | | ... rated BBB and Wesfarmers BBB+. Note holders were getting better security because we put a cross-guarantee in place. "The mistake we made was to try and do all this too quickly. The timeframe was very compressed." Head of credit at Aberdeen, Stuart Gray ... |
| | | | Fund managers should adopt a Google-style approach to encourage fresh thinking within their business, especially in a world where investing is truly global and Web 2.0 is a key investment research tool. Speaking at the IFSA conference yesterday, Richard ... |
| | | | ... with a 'destitution' based retirement incomes model." The Better Super reforms of the previous government were also a mistake, he said. "If you just use super to pay off your mortgage or go on a trip, the whole point of super vanishes. [Former Treasurer] ... |
| | | | Australia must learn from the mistakes of the European ETS if it is to avoid squandering billions of dollars and waste an opportunity to seriously impact climate change. Dr Nikki Williams, chief executive of the NSW Minerals Council, speaking last night ... |
| | | | Many super fund members are ignorant, indifferent or in denial about how their super funds are performing, despite widespread reports about the market slump. Industry experts gathered at last week's Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) ... |
| | | | ... million, a six-fold increase. The higher cover only makes it more important for advisers to get the right PI cover as any mistake can be costly. Riegelhuth recalls going to a PI cover provider who charged them $260,000 for a policy that didn't cover ... |
| | | | ... light portfolios started to cautiously build up positions during February," the report said. "Which in hindsight was a mistake as price action during March forced them to reduce risk again and take losses [as] emerging market equities lost 10.99 per ... |
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