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| | | A 2012 study into US endowment fund returns revealed that investment scale is not a strong factor for determining investment outcomes. The 2012 National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO) and Commonfund Institute's Study ... |
| | | | Old habits die hard it seems. Didn't US Federal Reserve Big Ben Bernanke already change the definition of Fedspeak to mean clarity of Fed communication of the Fed's intention on monetary policy a long time ago? The original meaning (according to Wikipedia) ... |
| | | | The Australian stock market has opened firmer, with the big miners among the better performers in early trade. BHP and Rio have continued their recent run higher after touching multi-month lows in April amid concerns about falling commodities prices ... |
| | | | Slavishly following any single investment style, such as 'value', 'growth' or 'momentum' is unlikely to provide returns through all investment and economic cycles, according to Morphic Asset Management managing director and joint chief investment officer ... |
| | | | ... from the market. It could be both. Yes they are working! Just look at the drop in yields investors demand to lend to those big deficit and highly indebted sovereign members. Greece 10-year bond yields are now down to single digits. Investors now want ... |
| | | | ... investing in brand new launches. "We could reach our target of $2 billion by the end of the year," he told Financial Standard. "A big Australian super fund came to see us in Chicago recently and we have a major consultant and another super fund coming ... |
| | | | ... local news. "It is an international-fuel injection," Mr Heffernan said. "We are firing on very strong external leads." The big retail banks were more than one per cent firmer, with ANZ up 34 cents at $30.60, CBA 89 cents higher at $74.10, NAB 41 cents ... |
| | | | ... is top of the pops no more, it's made one hell of celebrity splash over the past week as it fell below parity against the big dollar and continued to head down, down, down. The dollar-A finished last week's trading fetching only around US$0.9728, down ... |
| | | | Overall numbers of financial planners have dropped by 2% from a 2012 high point of 18,545 in 2012 according to recent Rainmaker research. According to the research there are currently 18,096 planners in Australia, with a loss of 450 from 2012. "On the ... |
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