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| | | ... With just $60 billion in KiwiSaver at the moment, Klipin said New Zealand would probably consider itself a nation of property investors, rather than a nation of savers in the way Australia - with its $2.9 trillion super system - does. "So there's ... |
| | | | ... with member representatives including Consilium Advice authorised representative Michael O'Dea, Abacus Finance and Property chief executive Kellie Lam, and Finsure Finance and Insurance's Paul Martin. |
| | | | ... investing at securities-level is outsourced to investment managers. Its total investments in private equity, private debt, property, infrastructure, timberland and alternatives accounted for about 45% of the portfolio at June end. Returns for the main ... |
| | | | ... changes to franking credits and negative gearing evaporate. She also predicts the Australian dollar will find relief, and property and housing related stocks will find support - however, this may be short lived as the housing market remains soft. Creagh ... |
| | | | ... months from the current 50% to 25%. Gearing is when investors borrow money to invest and is most often associated with property investments. An investment is negatively geared when expenses (such as interest, depreciation, council rates etc.) exceed ... |
| | | | ... delivered 12.9%, according to data from Zenith Investment Partners, MSCI, the Property Funds Association and the Property Council of Australia. Unlisted property also outperformed listed property (9.7%), fixed income (4%) and cash (1.95%). Meanwhile ... |
| | | | The Australian Securities Exchange is backing a newly-formed electronic property settlements company as it eyes the $200 million industry. The exchange operator will invest $30 million in Sympli Australia for a 50% stake. The other half of Sympli will ... |
| | | | ... retirement, Block said LifetimeOne gives a higher allocation to growth assets, whereby 90% would be invested in shares and property for example, so they can ride out market volatility. The balanced fund on the other hand, best suits middle-aged Australians ... |
| | | | ... Breaking this down to asset classes, 55% was invested in debt securities ($14.2bn); 14.7% in equities ($5.2bn); and 5.3% in property ($9.6bn). For risk products, individual lump sum risk contributed $1.1 billion to net profit after tax; group lump sum ... |
| | | | A former executive director at Macquarie Asset Management will become the managing director of an ASX-listed property group in July. Steven Sewell joined Abacus Property Group in September last year as chief investment officer and head of strategy. ... |
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