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| | | ... oil prices have grown, and may remain elevated, it's unlikely to derail global growth. "In particular, it won't be enough to derail the growth in corporate profits that are being driven by investment super cycles. We're talking about super cycles ... |
| | | | ... opportunity for financial advisers. Speaking to Financial Standard, Exit Advisory Group founder Simon Bedard said leaving enough time to plan a business exit, including seeking advice, is crucial to ensuring a successful transaction. Based on his research ... |
| | | | ... "Other like-minded countries have already legislated mandatory due diligence regimes, recognising that reporting is not enough and that real action is required. These reforms are pragmatic, enforceable and designed to deliver real change for people trapped ... |
| | | | ... which he said will hopefully lead to the end of the war. "From an economic point of view the end of the war can't come soon enough. The consequences of this conflict on the other side of the world are already very serious for Australians, and they risk ... |
| | | | ... outcomes. That realness changed things for thousands of advisers," Visser said on LinkedIn. Jenkins wrote she has been "lucky enough to sit right at the heart of the community experience for years - listening to what advisers are actually dealing with ... |
| | | | ... outcomes for members," Drummond said. "The capability Milliman brings aligns with NGS Super's focus on being nimble enough to navigate and capitalise on cross-asset volatility." Milliman FRM provides investment advisory, hedging, and consulting services ... |
| | | | ... and the sharp rise in fuel prices. "Our expectation has been that these shocks will weaken household disposable incomes enough, that it would push the economy into a contraction," Bloxham said. Monthly consumer sentiment for April showed a sharp drop ... |
| | | | ... this, market movements pushed FUM down by $13.8 billion to $329.4 billion. Strong flows to Australian equities were not enough to dislodge international equities as the leading asset class for the month. Fixed income took third highest, while cash exposures ... |
| | | | An adviser that ASIC said was experienced enough to know better than to advise clients to invest in Shield and First Guardian has been banned for five years. Shane Monte Silva failed to act in certain clients' best interests when he told them to switch ... |
| | | | ... lifestyle, financial security, and confidence in whether money will last. The top priority for close to half (44%) is to have enough money to enjoy retirement, with nearly four in five (76%) saying they would be much happier if they had a guaranteed ... |
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