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| | ... do not exist in combination, particularly in superannuation... Super product in risk and compliance positions has, historically, not been a large pool to draw talent from," Chisholm said, adding that funds management typically offers better remuneration. ... |
| | | ... and defence industries, while the MSCI World ex Australia index has just 1.95% exposure. The sectors, however, have historically outperformed the broader market. VanEck deputy head of investments and capital markets Jamie Hannah said as an asset class ... |
| | | ... ETFs for diversification. "Basically, you're looking for non-correlation. You're looking for exposures that have historically and persistently had negative to non-correlation to your risk assets, and that's where the diversifying effect comes in," he ... |
| | | ... highlighted. "With this critical mass has come opportunity for retail investors to participate in these markets, which were historically the domain of the institutions and wholesale-type investors," Watson said. "When you think about the trends driving ... |
| | | ... management fee of 0.25%, it combines stability, regular income, and the familiarity of hybrid securities, which have historically been popular with financial advisers and their clients thanks to their quarterly income and franking credits." Global X ... |
| | | ... class can play a similar role during periods of uncertainty, helping add diversification to portfolios given its historically low or negative correlation to most other asset classes." |
| | | ... doing so can distinguish transition leaders from laggards. Robeco research indicates that transition leaders have historically outperformed laggards, both in developed and emerging markets. |
| | | ... finances." "The trend is evident everywhere but it's important to remember debt servicing costs are coming from a historically low base, so this is a process of normalisation. "But even if central bank policy rates start to fall this year, we expect ... |
| | | ... assets. The average company should be able to pass through higher inflation to revenues. But what tends to happen, historically, is that this isn't a one-to-one type of relationship. So, the actual inflationary environment at times, equities are ... |
| | | ... Melbourne. "Active, well capitalised investors are opportunistically acquiring the best quality fortress malls, which are historically rarely traded and offer exceptional investment fundamentals." Rooney said the window of opportunity was "beginning ... |
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