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| | | ... opportunity, I think it would be appropriate for us to start talking about adjusting those purchases [the Fed's US$120 billion monthly purchases of US Treasuries and agency mortgage-backed securities] while at the same time repeating his expectation ... |
| | | | ... Committee decided to maintain the status quo -- federal funds rate at 0-0.25% increase its bond purchases by at least US$80 billion a month and agency mortgage-backed securities by around US$40 billion monthly. "...I know that it's not easy, to be ... |
| | | | ... shareholders." Citi's global consumer banking business saw its quarterly results take a hit. The company reported revenues of $19.3 billion in the first quarter of 2021, a decrease of 7% primarily attributed to lower revenues in global consumer banki ... |
| | | | ... concessions," Littleton said. "Just from these four tax concessions, every year wealthy men receive an extra $24 billion dollars more than women - further entrenching inequality." The report noted that winding back the tax concessions will raise revenue ... |
| | | | ... ISA had said the reforms package will benefit the big banks and for-profit super sector allowing them to take up to $10 billion a year in profit despite poor performance. The FSC has now hit back at those claims, labelling them incorrect and not credible. ... |
| | | | Industry Super Australia (ISA) said ditching the 12% superannuation guarantee could add over $33 billion to Age Pension spending. ISA said modelling from Rice Warner suggested the Age Pension would have to make up for the superannuation guarantee not ... |
| | | | ... and State Street's SPY which track the index. Both are listed on the ASX and available to local investors with $3.6 billion and $56 million of local money at December end. I VV is popular among SMSF investors, figuring among the second-most used ... |
| | | | ... in terms of annual contract value (ACV). In 2020, ACV growth was up 12% on 2019. The investment giant reported US$391 billion of full year total net inflows, reflecting 5% organic asset growth and 7% organic base fee growth, led by record flows in cash ... |
| | | | ... assembling a portfolio of smaller neighbourhood-based retail and medical assets, which is now worth around half a billion dollars," he said. "Record low rates and essential services-based tenure, among other factors, is supercharging investment demand ... |
| | | | AustralianSuper's total assets ticked up to $200 billion, after a record-new 400,000 signups in FY20 and strong performance. As at November-end, it had over 2.3 million members from around 330,000 businesses, implying about 10% of Australia's ... |
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