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| | | ... in some of Australia's largest financial institutions, said a prominent economist. Just like during the global financial crisis, when sub-prime risk left many reeling, the investment dangers of Climate Change are now being ignored, said Dr John Hewson ... |
| | | | ... Tuesday to discuss policing the banking sector more effectively from September 2013 to prevent another global financial crisis. After nearly four hours of talks, ministers said more time was needed and called for a fresh gathering next week. HONG KONG ... |
| | | | ... a mind shift. "There is little doubt that traditional multi-asset class funds disappointed during the global financial crisis," said Stewart Gault, senior analyst at Lonsec Research. Once regarded as a 'set and forget' product, Gault explained that the ... |
| | | | ... be forced to hold extra capital to help protect against damage from any fresh shocks deriving from the global financial crisis. Abernathy, executive director and chief investment officer at Clime, meanwhile, thinks that these measures amount to closing ... |
| | | | ... Investors dined out on the returns provided by easy credit in the early part of the last decade only for the global financial crisis to wipe out them out again. Through 2009 and early 2010 the stock market benefited from a quantitative easing fuelled ... |
| | | | ... Compulsory superannuation has created a vast $1.2 trillion pot of wealth for fund managers to mine, while the global financial crisis has emphasised the need for investors to allocate to an increasingly diverse array of asset classes. These two factors ... |
| | | | ... this, that she also said it helps to have some directors who have been "through some wars." "During the global financial crisis, it was pretty obvious who ran for the doors," she said. Often, it's also invaluable to have a board that is still in touch ... |
| | | | ... Burgess, technical director at the SMSF Professionals' Association of Australia (SPAA) agrees that the global financial crisis has conspired to make investors far more reluctant to invest in risk assets. "When you look at the official Australian Tax ... |
| | | | ... the demand for above benchmark returns, Wilson said that the renewed interest is in part thanks to the global financial crisis raising the bar on transparency and risk management, with investors now a lot more confident. "There is not longer a one size ... |
| | | | ... boom-markets now passed. Back in the 'tech boom' during the '90s, and the resource boom just prior to the global financial crisis, hot IPOs delivered high short-term returns, he said. "However, in the current environment of low credit growth, moderating ... |
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