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| | | ... 1998 LTCM bankruptcy and Russian debt default, September 11, 2001, the 2002 US recession and the 2008 global financial crisis, to name a few. The Australian dollar dropped to a low of US$0.9511 overnight - the lowest since October 2011. Now if we could ... |
| | | | ... (ETFs) tracking 'smart beta' or non-traditional indices to grow in popularity as a focus on risk since the global financial crisis has resulted in greater demand for volatility targeted equity products. Smart beta indices reject traditional market capitalization ... |
| | | | ... all before." Beazley explained that cost-cutting within the asset management industry in the wake of the global financial crisis (GFC) led many to simply close down their Japanese investment teams. "Institutions have taken their eye off the ball," he ... |
| | | | A drop in investor concern to its lowest level during any point in the global financial crisis (GFC) has prompted a wave of investment into managed funds, according to a new survey from Investment Trends. The March 2013 Planner Direct Equities and SMA ... |
| | | | ... 2012, compared with 43% in the 2010 study. This sees a continuation of the downward trend since the pre-global financial crisis peak of 55% in 2004. The study found that 40% of investors were on incomes of between $100,000 and $200,000 a year, while ... |
| | | | ... from the Financial Services Union, 4483 people in the industry lost their job in 2012 alone. With the global financial crisis (GFC) still playing out, Schoenheimer says the worst is far from over. "When you take revenue out the system, jobs will be lost. ... |
| | | | ... Invesco's head of fixed income in London, Greg Freer. The compression of global yields in the wake of the global financial crisis and the huge subsequent central bank stimulus measures extended a double decade bull market for fixed income assets. But ... |
| | | | ... described the result as 'exceptional' and remarked how cash earnings per share signaled a return to pre-global financial crisis (GFC) levels. "The numbers reflect booming markets but I wouldn't say that describes the market we're in," Gonzalez told Financial ... |
| | | | In the post-global financial crisis (GFC) world, global equity markets are more sensitive to news flow and macroeconomics than to fundamental business growth, according to Hexavest founding partner and senior vice president Robert Brunelle. The asset ... |
| | | | ... pressure on management to deliver positive results, sometimes without looking at risk. However, after the global financial crisis, regulators are pressuring companies to make sure they don't operate in risky environments. Recent regulatory changes by ... |
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