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| | | ... introduced in different economies. This is unlikely to happen in the US, as it is energy self-sufficient, but oil prices will of course rise there instead. The longer the conflict goes on, its impact on global growth will become the more important question ... |
| | | | ... are costs, but Cbus members know if they make a claim in a time of need, we will be there for them." Cbus said over the course of three years, it has paid out more than $1.1 billion, including 96% of TPD claims and 99% of death claims. "As access to ... |
| | | | ... and universities. The board of oOh!media said it will consider and evaluate the proposal and update shareholders in due course. The proposal is subject to a satisfactory completion of due diligence by PEP, a unanimous recommendation by the oOh!media ... |
| | | | ... increasingly viewed as a safe harbour for capital in an unpredictable world, given its economic and sovereign stability, and of course its location," Petrovs said. "That stability is becoming a key part of our appeal to globally mobile wealth, particularly ... |
| | | | The Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) supports Treasury's proposed education reforms for financial advisers, noting they will provide significant flexibility for new entrants without reducing the rigour of the current settings. With ... |
| | | | Netwealth saw $4 billion in net inflows in the March quarter, offsetting broader market movement declines of $3.7 billion during the period. Total funds under administration (FUA) as at March 31 was $125.8 billion, an increase of 20.9% on the prior ... |
| | | | ... not-for-profit client. The first $20 million of flows were received on March 26 and more details will be released in due course. Additional middle market opportunities are progressing through the pipeline, the ethical manager noted, stating the positive ... |
| | | | ... to believe things may calm down. "You don't want inflation expectations in the medium to long term picking up. That, of course, is a central banker's nightmare and we're very alert to that. Long-term inflation expectations have not picked up, if you ... |
| | | | ... geopolitical uncertainties and a large inventory of aging assets in need of exit kept many PE investors highly selective over the course of the year," Geminder says. Beware of a bust Apostle Funds Management head of portfolio management Joe Unwin says ... |
| | | | ... board's view, does not reflect the strong growth in financial performance that has been achieved over the last few years. Of course, share price movements reflect a wide range of factors, including sentiment, expectations of future performance and ... |
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