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| | | ... trusting that rating? "What is the contractual relationship between those parties and SQM? I don't know if there's anything in that agreement around indemnities or limitation of damages and so on, but I imagine it would at least in part be a ... |
| | | | ... high for most clients. "I spend a lot of time now, when we eventually see margin loans pop up, unwinding them more than anything else," he says. Saikal-Skea says when he deals with clients who are looking to take on more risk, his preference is to suggest ... |
| | | | ... not allow it to occur during the relationship?" Hume asked. "Let me be clear - this bill doesn't force anyone to do anything. It simply gives families the option to share what they've built together, in recognition of unpaid labour, broken work ... |
| | | | ... detriment of long-term planning. "Historically, they typically dictated the pace in the early phase of implementation. Anything with no track record of success has invoked fear of the unknown," Rajan writes. "However, over time, accelerators gained ground ... |
| | | | ... team, Funds SA chief executive John Piteo and Michalakis told Financial Standard. "I told him that nobody is guaranteed anything in this organisation, I wanted him to make his own assessment. But it was pleasing to find we were aligned. I always got ... |
| | | | ... trillion of retirement savings sits in assets that don't trade daily, don't settle, and don't behave like anything on the ASX, someone needs to be paying closer attention. "ASIC is interested in the accuracy and transparency of underlying ... |
| | | | ... only launch funds that are best in class... to the extent we think there's more people required, we're open to anything to ensure it's an A+ product. We have some announcements to make in the coming weeks... we're viewing this as a major ... |
| | | | ... run excellent compliant small businesses - 92% of advisers work in firms with 10 or fewer advisers - who have not done anything wrong." |
| | | | ... participate in the performance fees related to the first 5% of absolute returns generated by the L1 Long Short funds with anything over that going to L1's shareholders. Now, the combined entity will receive 3%, with the excess going to L1 shareholders. ... |
| | | | ... lifted out of negative territory and ratcheted up, investors became fearful. "When people get fearful, they run away from anything that's got to do risk. Investors also believe that, operationally, small caps are more volatile than large caps," Sheridan ... |
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