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| | ... Australian denominated investment grade bonds, subordinated debt securities, hybrids, asset backed securities and residential mortgage backed securities, floating rate notes and inflation-linked bonds. Mason Stevens said that in spite of increase market ... |
| | | ... Australia's banks are being heavily criticised for not passing on the full effect of this week's rate cut to consumers in lower mortgage rates. But with almost 60% of bank funding coming from local deposits it's not hard to see why banks in Australia ... |
| | | ... in a balanced position by the early 2020s." Got that! The now good - it was bad back pre-GFC when it gave AAA-ratings to bonds backed by sub-prime mortgages - and "credible" credit ratings agency has given Australia a two-year stay of execution. Phew! ... |
| | | ... money for whatever purpose we want to use them for - a facelift, a tummy tuck, education, holidays, a new car, another mortgage, etc. Su-weet! Sweeter still, the larger the amount borrowed, the more the payout benefit. No wait, the Danes are already ... |
| | | The latest company in a series of property groups to issue bonds has announced its launch in to the market this week. Home builder Impact Group announced a $40 million issue of five-year fixed rate notes, arranged by FIIG Securities. The issue follows ... |
| | | ... markets would not run out of liquidity," he said, reminding that at the time the Fed prevented other investors from buying mortgage-backed securities. "QE2 and QE3 were different policies; they were providing liquidity to the banking system. But until ... |
| | | ... use with ASIC's and superannuation funds' retirement income projection calculators. Provision of financial advice and mortgage broking: Rename 'general advice' and require advisers and mortgage brokers to disclose ownership structures. Managed investment ... |
| | | ... 17-18 June policy meeting, the FOMC announced that, "Beginning in July, the Committee will add to its holdings of agency mortgage-backed securities at a pace of $15 billion per month rather than $20 billion per month, and will add to its holdings of ... |
| | | ... make the greatest allocation increases to less liquid assets including infrastructure debt, private equity, commercial mortgage loans, and real estate equity. As CIOs plan to allocate more to non-core asset classes, the survey indicates that CFOs are ... |
| | | Equity-like fixed income areas and higher real-yielding sovereigns in developing markets can provide strong bond opportunities for 2014, according to Brandywine. The prospect of rising interest rates globally has lowered investors return expectations ... |
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