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| | | ... and the New Zealand arm, generated $1.1 billion in income - a decrease of $47 million or 4% on the prior year. The majority of this income came from CFS, which contributed $862 million, up $21 million or 2%. This was driven mainly by growth in the FirstChoice ... |
| | | | ... 2015, IEEFA calculated BlackRock's loss amounted to US$2.3 billion. BlackRock responded, stating that the large majority of its equity holdings - including those cited in this report - are held through index-based ETFs and other index products, which ... |
| | | | ... funds (LICs, LITs and recently ETFs) which accounted for almost a third of retail inflows of the year $2.9 billion. Majority of net institutional inflows came from Firetrail, a long short boutique set up by former Macquarie portfolio managers. Institutional ... |
| | | | ... suspension, Woodford has consistently guaranteed the portfolio will still be focussed on undervalued companies but the majority of them will be FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 companies. "Admittedly, this strategy has not delivered the returns we had anticipated ... |
| | | | ... director Recep Peker said: "While heightened regulation will add time and cost pressures to their business, the vast majority of financial planners have no plans for leaving." He added that advisers face the task of having to adapt their businesses to ... |
| | | | ... tending to outperform the market which has itself had a good six months," HLB Mann Judd partner Marcus Ohm said. "The majority of industry sectors also performed well, with ten sectors recording first day gains, and ten sectors also recording positive ... |
| | | | The majority of Financial Standard 's readership agrees the calculation of deeming rates should be appointed to an external, independent body. After the Federal Government lowered deeming rates from July 1, we wanted to find out if the Minister ... |
| | | | A new report finds the majority of Australian millionaires are cautious investors and prefer to leave their wealth in cash rather than risk capital erosion. The 2019 State of Wealth Report, which is based on research conducted by Crestone Wealth Management ... |
| | | | ... that when the fund reopens investors will see a much more liquid portfolio, focussed on undervalued companies the majority of which it says will be within the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250. "It is important to note that, because the fund is suspended, there ... |
| | | | ... that in the current environment, the report's articulation of the value of an adviser is critical. "The overwhelming majority of clients in Australia do benefit from quality advice. Our report offers a memorable and repeatable framework to assist advisers ... |
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