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| | | ... process is designed to reveal where a client sits in relation to three key trade-offs that govern their financial lives: risk versus reward, receiving money now versus locking in money for the future and decisions which benefit the self versus decisions ... |
| | | | ... level over the past 12 months, the US dollar has appreciated by 20.2% against the euro to date. The US dollar is up 21.6% versus the yen, 7.8% against sterling, 27% vis-A -vis the Australian dollar, and 20% stronger against the Canadian dollar. This ... |
| | | | ... let's get down and dirty. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) announced a revaluation of the yuan, lowering its exchange rate versus the US dollar from 6.2097 to 6.3231. The US$ dollar buys 6.3250 this morning. This is good, is it not? China has given ... |
| | | | ... the value of franking credits within that structure helps an LIC. There are different consequences for an LIC structure versus an ETF," Christoe says. Christoe says 84% of the market capitalisation in LICs is in Australian shares, as compared to 12% ... |
| | | | ... innovation as the primary route to growth. Two in 10 managers (42%) are entering a new product category for the first time versus 36% opening up to a new market. The vast majority of managers (84%) say client demand for increased transparency into their ... |
| | | | ... 12 months to March, the latest figures from Plan For Life show. Inflows were slightly down on last year - $145.9 billion versus $149.3 billion in 2014 - while outflows also rose 2.8% from $117.2 billion to $120.4 billion. Overall growth was supported ... |
| | | | ... behaviour and strategic financial advice. Finology offers advisers an opportunity to refine their competitive advantage versus the direct and indirect advice alternatives being presented to the community," Fox said. "The AFA sees a strong alignment with ... |
| | | | ... emerging market infrastructure, where sovereigns are, on average, overweight relative to emerging markets generally (17% versus 9%). Because of the increasing competition in the sector, though, along with sovereign investors' mandate to deploy substantial ... |
| | | | ... used throughout his career. PM Capital's flagship Global Companies Fund has returned 315% since inception in October 1998 versus 83.5% from the MSCI AC World Net Index (AUD) as of 31 March 2015. That equates to an annualised return of 9.1%. Read the ... |
| | | | ... increasing levels of household debt over the past 20 years. "Mortgages now represent 61% of outstanding credit in Australia versus 24% in the late 1980s," he said. Australian banks have been "phenomenal performers over the past 20 years," with Commonwealth ... |
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