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| | | A return to value-based investing is on the cards with several indicators demonstrating that global and domestic economies have reached an inflection point, an Australian fund manager says. Perennial Value Management says this inflection point could ... |
| | | | ... enhances consumer outcomes. ASIC has worked with industry to reduce the number of schemes, with resulting improvements in economies of scale and efficiency, the removal of uncertainty for consumers and financial investors, and the reduction in jurisdictional ... |
| | | | ... overtake the US, Indonesia will leapfrog Mexico and Japan, and Brazil will edge ahead of Germany," Robbins said. "Mature economies will have to do more with less as aging built assets cause depreciation to run faster than rebuilding in recent years." ... |
| | | | ... provide ouch number two. That is, emerging markets' depreciated currencies would stoke inflation in their respective economies. So far, most emerging economies still have low inflation, but if US dollar strength persists, inflation will rise as the costs ... |
| | | | ... She said super funds are also providers of intelligent capital and are innovative supporters of the state and national economies. "NSW has $73 billion invested in infrastructure over the next four years and $40 billion of that is in transport. Five billion ... |
| | | | ... an average growth rate of 1.5%, with emerging market growth downgraded by 40 basis points to 4.5%. "When we look at economies today, when we have population growth standing where it stands, the bottom line is that it's taking big chunks out of potential ... |
| | | | ... us to do more," Bigley said. Bigley expects issuance will continue to grow in 2017, especially from emerging market economies. China has been the largest issuer of green bonds in 2016, however there are a number of nuances at company and industry level ... |
| | | | Size is not the same as having effective economies of scale in superannuation funds, leading management consultants and super executives have told the 2016 Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia annual conference. TRIA Investment Partners' ... |
| | | | ... 2050. In countries like Japan, this figure could be as high as 35%. This obviously presents major issues for all ageing economies, particularly in regards to the rising fiscal expenditure on aged care. Jackson argued that the jury is effectively out ... |
| | | | ... "Over the longer-term, it will be much more difficult to predict how either a Trump or Clinton presidency will affect economies and shape financial markets around the globe, which is why it is critical trustees adhere to their long-term investment strategies ... |
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