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| | | ... stock selection perspective; there are still other factors to consider. "The bell curve of returns for founder-led stocks versus non-founder-led stocks has fatter tails. So, you can get disproportionately attractive returns from the stronger founders ... |
| | | | ... market rate expectations. A more hawkish RBA is positive for the Australian dollar; we expect further AUD outperformance versus peers." Deloitte Access Economics partner Stephen Smith said today's read will make May a "pivotal" month for the economy ... |
| | | | ... macroeconomic uncertainty." "As a result, we experienced relative underperformance across all our strategies for the year versus our benchmarks." GQG is expected to report its full year results this Friday. |
| | | | ... logistics." Global family offices exhibited show stronger interest in automation and robotics compared to US counterparts of 40% versus 29% respectively. Non-US family offices are also keen on food and agricultural innovation (35% versus 15%). US family ... |
| | | | ... with nearly 60% of the amount going to equity fund managers, according to APRA. While the data does not break down passive versus active mandates, it does show that equity fund managers comprise a large portion of the investment fees paid out at $1.1 ... |
| | | | ... manager fees, with nearly 60% of the amount going to equity fund managers. While APRA's data does not breakdown passive versus active mandates, it does show that equity fund managers comprise a large portion of the investment fees paid out at $1.1 billion. ... |
| | | | ... multiplier is really designed to try and equalise for differences in land values in those different metropolitan locations versus more regional locations," Couper said. "For people with disabilities, the intent is that they don't have to be moved ... |
| | | | ... macroeconomic uncertainty," GQG said. "As a result, we experienced relative underperformance across all our strategies for the year versus our benchmarks." Net flows were negative in the month of December for all GQG's strategies. International saw outflows ... |
| | | | ... was the second most significant benefit for 23%, with Australian equities managers specifically rating it highly at 27% versus 22% for all other asset classes on average. Fifty four percent of fund managers are utilising a combination of private and ... |
| | | | ... lower retirement confidence compared to men. This was most notable in Australia, where 31% of men reported high confidence versus only 15% of women. Interestingly, excitement for retirement was linked to financial confidence and progress. About one third ... |
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