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| | ... international equities. The fund aims to deliver total returns before fees, expenses and taxes of 3% above the MSCI All Countries World ex Australia Index over rolling three-year periods. The fund invests in the Nikko AM Global Equity Fund, managed from ... |
| | | ... partnership with Chinese fund manager China Asset Management Company (ChinaAMC). While China only represents 1.72% of the MSCI World All Countries Index, it is 30% of the world economy. "This is a large gap that is going to be filled first by indices ... |
| | | ... there were heavy losses for equities in key regions such as Brazil and Russia according to Legg Mason. The company said the MSCI EM Index fell almost 20% in the fourth quarter of 2014, and some individual regions were falling further still. "The widespread ... |
| | | ... London-based River and Mercantile Asset Management (R&M). The fund will adopt a new benchmark, the MSCI All Countries World Index, as R&M differs from Five Oceans in that it is a traditional, long-only manager while Five Oceans had an absolute return ... |
| | | ... AllianceBernstein fund manager Morgan Harting. Emerging markets have performed poorly this year - In the 12 months to 31 October, the MSCI Emerging Market (Net Dividend) Index has returned just 16.66% in Australian dollar terms versus 37.72% from the ... |
| | | ... in the US, the companies in the S&P 500 Index derive 40% of their revenues outside of the US. At a global level, the MSCI All Country World Index is the broadest global equity index comprising 2500 companies. Emerging markets represent only 11% of the ... |
| | | ... investors and ensure they have the information they need to make well informed investment decisions". Of the 22 nations on the MSCI World Index surveyed in a 2011 Morningstar Global Investors Report, Australia and New Zealand were the only two countries ... |
| | | ... D-day. But while all these talks about "the coming" policy stimulus measures appear to be keeping equity markets afloat - the MSCI World Index is up 8.2% this year to date and the MSCI Emerging Market Index has gained 4.3% -- something tells me markets ... |
| | | ... remaining unchanged in 2010, growth picked up by 2.9%. And what did equity markets do with these grim forecasts back then? The MSCI World Index soared by 22.8% in 2009 and added another 7.8% the following year. Again, go figure. |
| | | ... minimum investment size of $1000, will be passively managed and will track selected stocks from countries covered within the MSCI Emerging Markets Index. In a move designed to set it apart from simple index-tracking funds and ETFs, the Realindex Emerging ... |
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