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| | | ... approach to this misconduct, a lot of Australians were talked into moving their super on the same day or the next day. It's pretty bad." |
| | | | ... months, we're starting to see an increasing number of debt defaults," Colosimo said. "In all cases, there's been pretty egregious fraud involved but it's just increased concerns over private credit generally and that it could have an impact ... |
| | | | ... "now work", but it is a matter for the investment community to "get on with it". "Absent the carbon tax, we've got pretty much most things you'd want in place to incentivise investment. So, the economics now actually work. It's really a question ... |
| | | | ... boost in performance. "I think we can do something similar in the equity space as well. So, we're working through that pretty aggressively to make sure we've got the best products we can deliver at the best price we can," he said. "What I'm ... |
| | | | ... of that is sequencing risk is always there anyway, right? The chance that all of us invest at the top of the market is pretty high." It's often said that you could get around this with dollar-cost averaging through a lifetime, something Hunt says is ... |
| | | | ... and what I mentioned on growth? "How does that all play into long bonds? Not favourably. And so, I would say our bias is pretty much avoidant of long duration, US Treasuries, and even more recently, folk getting more and more down the curve." A "safe ... |
| | | | ... them have superannuation balances that are over $3 million. This is not ordinary folks we are talking about," she said. "Pretty hard to buy a farm for less than [$3 million] these days," Canavan argued before the segment was ended. It comes as Wilson ... |
| | | | ... biggest unsolved challenges in our space. We haven't seen anyone truly crack the nut on it yet, but we think we're pretty close. Our goal is to make it accessible, understandable, and affordable for the mass market." Superhero has added three ... |
| | | | ... funds to court where there have been failures, but how the court responds is not under its control. "It's actually pretty simple from ASIC's perspective. The courts have various basis on which they'll set the fine for penalty. So that is a matter ... |
| | | | ... visited China just after Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs and while the extent of then was a shock, the sentiment was "pretty positive". "The Chinese economy was seen as picking up in early 2025; China felt it had a strong hand in responding to the economic ... |
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