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| | | ... to their allocation of equities because they are now underweight equities, due to global share price falls. "If that's true, then we should see this rally fade into the end of the week." |
| | | | This week the world gained some clarity as to the true scale of the impact COVID-19 is likely to have which, in turn, made clearer the challenges the financial services industry will face in combating the pandemic's effects. However, greater uncertainty ... |
| | | | ... should focus on individual companies rather than the benchmark. "Just ignore the index; it does not really represent the true picture of emerging markets," he said. "Our focus and way of constructing a portfolio is always bottom up; focus on companies ... |
| | | | ... superannuation to solve everything - some issues require broader measures," Rice Warner said. The firm said that while it was true low-income workers would "welcome" more disposable income, that responsibility rests with the tax and transfer system. ... |
| | | | ... types of companies." Robeco said this factor-led approach allows investors to meet their financial goals while also staying true to their ethical values. "This kind of approach enables quantitative asset managers to create an investment portfolio that ... |
| | | | ... Commission," Rowell said. "Our challenge in revising the draft standard is to design a package of requirements that remains true to the intention of the recommendation, namely to ensure appropriate focus on both financial and non-financial outcomes in ... |
| | | | ... the research proved that investors value the technical side of financial advice more than its benefits. This was especially true in the behavioural realm; which was ranked last in the survey of investors. "Research suggests that cognitive biases and ... |
| | | | ... "While unemployment has been coming down, under employment has been going up," she said. "We know that's particularly true of young people who are working in those unskilled jobs where we have had a lot of extra supply." Rounding off her talk, Wood ... |
| | | | ... administration costs," O'Halloran says. "Calling this a 'Protecting Your Super' fee is brazen. If this represents the true cost of doing business, they shouldn't be looking to shift blame onto important consumer protections for this added ... |
| | | | ... superannuation industry that future increases in the SG will be different from past increases are unlikely to play out. "It's true that wages growth has slowed in recent years, but nominal wages are still growing by more than 2%a year, so employers have ... |
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