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| | | ... million dollars in it. The long/short actively managed ETMF has a management fee of 1.38% per annum, a performance fee of RBA cash rate plus 5% with high water mark and a minimum 6% per annum yield paid quarterly. Three-year returns after fees were 17.6% ... |
| | | | ... regulators. The Council of Financial Regulators (CFR) consisting of APRA, ASIC, Treasury and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) previously handed a report to government with recommendations to increase their powers to intervene to manage a crisis and ... |
| | | | ... revving up purchases in anticipation of booms to come. With interest rates at record lows and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) pledging that they will remain at current levels until 2024, those who can afford to borrow are borrowing... to the hilt ... |
| | | | ... also face financial, conduct, litigation, and operational risks associated with inadequate preparation," ASIC, APRA and the RBA said in a joint statement. ASIC commissioner Cathie Armour added: "Firms should, as soon as practicable, stop the sale and ... |
| | | | ... Australia's rosy outlook. Then again, this has encouraged us, Australians all (well, most) to get vaccinated. In the words of the RBA, "An important ongoing source of uncertainty is the possibility of significant outbreaks of the virus, although ... |
| | | | ... message that interest rates will remain at record lows "until 2024 at the earliest", the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) June board meeting was largely a ho-hum affair. As expected, the RBA left monetary policy settings unchanged; "including: the ... |
| | | | ... Victoria's state government could even decide to loosen its budget spending. And then, there's the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). At its May Board meeting, it hinted that it could start tapering its bond purchases in July. This now, to a certain ... |
| | | | ... additional spending announced in the budget and continued monetary policy accommodation by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). Too much of a good thing (stronger growth) isn't a good thing (rising inflationary pressures). Markit Economics' May ... |
| | | | ... not be long until Australia sees the unemployment rate fall below 5.0%, earlier than the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) forecast - 5.0% at the end of 2021 and 4.75% by June next year. |
| | | | "March quarter 2021's moderate growth was influenced by regularly scheduled increases. Improved business conditions saw employers revisit wage reviews postponed during the height of the pandemic." This was how Michelle Marquardt, head of price statistics ... |
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