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| | | ... the best prepared for the future," said Allianz Australia Managing Director, Terry Towell. "In this current study, Greece, India, China and Thailand show the greatest need for pension reform, although not due to a common cause," said Towell. According ... |
| | | | Australian investors need to move on from just talking about China and India's economic rise and start gaming out what it specifically means for their portfolios and what the business threats and opportunities will be. Dr Anil K. Gupta, an emerging ... |
| | | | ... grew by 9.7 % to 3.3 million last year. "Asia-Pacific remains a region of enormous wealth creation, spearheaded by China, India and Japan, which continues to outpace global levels," said Michael Benz, head of Asia-Pacific Wealth Management at Merrill ... |
| | | | ... Asia region as well. According to the ADB, China growth this year will slow from an initially anticipated 9.6% to 9.3%, India will slow from 8.2% to 7.9% and South Korea will slow from 4.6% to 4.3% as austerity conditions contract manufacturing demand ... |
| | | | ... Current membership stands at 20 countries, and includes the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain China, India and Brazil. |
| | | | ... settle at around US$30,000 per capita in modern day terms," said Yuen. "Most of the emerging Asian economies like China, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines are all well below US$10,000 per capita so that gives us comfort that it's ... |
| | | | ... will be essential to support Australia's ageing population with a strong, sustainable pension system." China, Japan and India rated lowest on the scale. Knox said he was not surprised by China and India as they are still in the development phase and ... |
| | | | Hunter Hall's Asian Value Trust has earned a three star 'NEW' rating from Standard & Poor's, which acknowledged the benchmark unaware qualities of the fund. The Asian Value Trust was launched in February this year with a focus on under researched and ... |
| | | | ... happily consuming and companies erecting more buildings and shopping malls. I would imagine the same is true for China and India times ten or more. This is good news for us Aussies. Oi! Oi! Oi! |
| | | | ... because the way the Chinese economy has developed is at a different point to where Korea is, for example, or Indonesia or India," said Yesberg. Invesco will move the Asian consumer demand fund to the MSCI All Countries Asia ex Japan index from the MSCI ... |
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