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| | | ... going institutional with our research showing most firms are handling Bitcoin in some shape or form, and that is also the case with other cryptocurrencies and tokens," Soucie said. "The SEC's decision to approve the listing and trading of spot Bitcoin ... |
| | | | ... found certain persuasive language - both online via a website or in person - can articulate value better, as well as using case-studies to demonstrate outcomes for similar clients. The report said 59% of prospective clients also value education from ... |
| | | | ... tempt pushing Australia into a recession. "Australian mortgage holders and businesses should breathe a sigh of relief as the case for a rate rise should now dissipate," Smith said. "The factors driving Australian inflation at the moment cannot be fixed ... |
| | | | ... investment across energy infrastructure, transmission lines and the like there," Watson said. This is expected to be the case over the next 30 years and drive some US$150 trillion in investment. Deglobalisation will also continue as a theme, he said ... |
| | | | ... sought to impugn the decision made by WAM's board to change the venue of the meeting. The court ultimately denied Keybridge's case, leading to an appeal being lodged in the Federal Court which was also denied. Now, WAM is calling to save in-person AGMs. ... |
| | | | ... market operators and licensees to disrupt such activity and identify those involved. ASIC said each of the defendants in this case purchased some but not all the stocks they conspired to share with the public Telegram group, noting that they did so with ... |
| | | | ... in their super. As a result, they're often living more frugally than they need to. But this doesn't need to be the case," Boal said. "It's time for us to reconsider the role of the home as a fourth pillar of our retirement income system - ... |
| | | | Industry funds BUSSQ and Cbus have defended their respective boards' close ties to the CFMEU, saying all representatives satisfy the fit and proper standards outlined by APRA. This week the Victorian branch of the Construction, Forestry and Maritime ... |
| | | | ... monetary policies are yielding results. As inflation cools, the urgency to maintain high interest rates diminishes, making a case for cuts to stimulate economic growth." Green added that beyond CPI, other economic indicators suck as unemployment rates ... |
| | | | ... despite index funds having dethroned active management's market share supremacy in terms of AUM, this hasn't been the case for revenues. Albeit finishing 2023 with just under 50% of AUM, actively managed funds delivered more than 86% of the revenues ... |
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