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| | | ... outperform over the long term," the report said. "These strategies span both discretionary and systematic approaches. They are either run by experienced portfolio managers with deep research support or built on transparent, rules-based methodologies. ... |
| | | | ... $380,000 black hole in her retirement savings. Her story is one of the 11,000 ASIC estimates to have been the victim of either the First Guardian or Shield collapse, amounting to about $1 billion in superannuation savings. At the time of writing, Macquarie ... |
| | | | ... deterministic guardrails to ensure AI outputs are reliable, compliant and explainable. The insights from the gathered data will be either through text, video and other digital formats to help create and deliver personal advice and enhance client engagement. ... |
| | | | ... were a bright spot. About 73% of fixed income managers outpaced their benchmarks, which SPIVA attributed to many managers either lowering term risk or increasing credit risk relative to the benchmark. In the US alone, the fortunes of managers focused ... |
| | | | ... and the Middle East developments create significant uncertainty. There is little domestic economic data that post-dates either of these events," Bloxham said. "The rise in oil prices related to the Middle East conflict will increase headline inflation ... |
| | | | ... institutional counterparts," he said. "Our data suggest that a majority of SMSFs achieve performance outcomes that are either comparable to, or exceed, the performance of a typical APRA fund. However, we also consistently find a smaller cohort of SMSFs ... |
| | | | ... assets are understood primarily as technological innovations rather than economic ones, regulatory responses risk being either excessively permissive or unduly restrictive," Bollen said. "A functional understanding allows policymakers to calibrate obligations ... |
| | | | ... makes a business the right fit for the Ziller strategy, the firm looks for one that demonstrates a growing economic moat, either via a growing product value proposition, improving capital structure or shrinking disruption risk. More broadly, it looks ... |
| | | | ... of loss of returns annually, just because we are hiring and firing at different times based on anchoring the idea that either a full market cycle is three and five and it's not, or [that] we're chasing past performance," she said. |
| | | | ... pace mid last year, prompting the RBA to raise interest rates in February to 3.85% in a bid to reign it in. The RBA had either cut or kept the cash rate on hold in the prior 17 consecutive meetings. "Some of the pick-up in inflation in the second half ... |
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