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| | ... calendar year 2012 and continuing net inflows to most of these funds," Towers Watson senior investment consultant Martin Goss said. All 15 Australian funds in the survey moved up the rankings in 2012 by an average of 11 places, with REST climbing the ... |
| | | ... allocations, despite the historically low bond yields currently on offer," said senior investment consultant at Towers Watson Martin Goss. |
| | | ... in terms of performance, and some commentators believe this sort of drag will see asset consultants become extinct. Martin Goss, head of client consulting for at the Australian arm of professional services giant Towers Watson, however, says that in his ... |
| | | ... 18% in US dollar terms, said Towers Watson. Mergers and strong net contributions drove growth over the period, said Martin Goss, senior investment consultant at Towers Watson in Australia. First State Super's merger with Health Super pushed it 57 places ... |
| | | ... to alternative assets now account for 20% of all pension fund assets globally, up from 5% fifteen years ago," said Martin Goss, senior investment consultant for Towers Watson in Australia. Australia's low alternatives is, however, compensated for by ... |
| | | ... Australian equities relative to global equities combined with the home country bias of many Australian investors," said Martin Goss, senior investment consultant, Towers Watson, Australia. The rise of the Australian dollar against the US dollar and Euro ... |
| | | ... government, according to five of the nine members of the panel that dates recessions. Harvard University economics professor Martin Feldstein, one of the members of committee at the National Bureau of Economic Research, said he sees a 50 percent chance ... |
| | | ... clients as it pursues slow, rather than fast, growth. "We would look for one or two new clients, net, per year," said Martin Goss, senior investment consultant, Towers Watson. "You except that some you can't retain but we're not chasing growth, our preference ... |
| | | ... past year, with Australian funds tending to favour higher allocations to growth assets than the global average" said Martin Goss, senior investment consultant at Towers Watson in Australia Rakings of other Australian funds in the top 300 include QSuper ... |
| | | ... bonds. By contrast, a typical pension fund in Australia invests 57 per cent in equities and only 13 per cent in bonds. Martin Goss, senior investment consultant at Towers Watson in Australia, said that the difference had a lot to do with how much 'defined ... |
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