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| | | ... pricier here. Australia is one of those markets where you have a lot of savings and a pretty small property market. "Historically, they have looked overseas [for investments]," said Jacobson. Kenneth Tsang, head of Asia Pacific Strategy at LaSalle Investment ... |
| | | | ... are prompting instos to unbundle their custodial services from other components of the securities lending chain. "Historically, everything was bundled together - you'd have your custody, securities lending and cash reinvestment with one entity. "[But ... |
| | | | ... Investments division director, Adrian Stewart. The trust provides investors with exposure to Winton's strategy, which historically has shown a low correlation to major asset classes. "Adding capital protection may provide the investor with peace of mind ... |
| | | | ... Asian equities. He said it could also be due to traditional asset allocation constraints, as Asian equities have historically accounted for a fraction of a balanced portfolio. Within this small allocation, Evans said the Asia Growth story is still very ... |
| | | | ... that the top 20 global managers accounted for a third of all losses (US$5.6 trillion) last year. "The larger firms, historically the main beneficiaries of growth, also suffered in 2008, mainly because of the ad valorem fee basis, on which the industry ... |
| | | | ... wrote that, "the line of least resistance is for history to re-assert itself." Id est, worries that September is historically the worst month for stocks would become self-fulfilling prophecy. Seems like I need to add the letters W and R to my surname ... |
| | | | ... retreated 22.58 points (2.21 per cent) to settle at 998.04, below the psychological 1000 level. "Welcome to September, historically the toughest month of the year for investors," said Fred Dickson, chief market strategist at DA Davidson & Co. After opening ... |
| | | | September is upon us! Yes, that single month of the year which historically has been statistically observed to be the cruellest for stock markets. Forget the "Great Crash" of October 1929 or "Black Monday" in October 1987, October's historical average ... |
| | | | ... sixth weekly advance in seven weeks, but the gains were minimal. Investors are nervous as they head into September, historically the stock market's worst month. Last September, which saw the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the kickoff of the worst financial ... |
| | | | ... from the sector's recovery. "Maybe people see it as a market that has been hit quite hard and being undervalued. Historically, we've got a lot of investors who are retirees and like having the income being paid out to them quarterly. She said the group's ... |
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