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| | | ... example, the major trading banks - which are a big part of the Aussie index, we expect at these current prices to get frank dividends of around 10 per cent, and that's just fantastic. "And [with] potential upsides when the price starts to improve, we ... |
| | | | ... announced its half year results yesterday when it said it had no debt on the balance sheet, shareholders received their dividends as promised and the group was in the black with consolidated profit after tax of just over $2 million. But it's the experience ... |
| | | | ... income yield return has improved over the last 12 months," said Gourlay. "That's the appetite from planners, where the dividends have been cut on their traditional equities or term deposit, they're looking to put money in the fund because of the running ... |
| | | | ... taken a big hit and while their profits may not be as good next reporting season, they're still making money and paying dividends," he said. "If you compare the old APRA guidelines with the FSA guidelines in the UK, [Australian banks are] much better ... |
| | | | ... officer or analyst can use to model the impact of economic factors such as falling local dollar on their profits and dividends. The service can be used by super funds to assess the impact of rising inflation, declining property prices and share market ... |
| | | | ... software management system specific to their needs. Abley claims that the technological investment is already paying dividends. The firm's advisers have reported cost savings and resource efficiencies, resulting in a more profitable business. Consultum ... |
| | | | ... reasonable indicator that value is returning to sharemarkets, assuming that companies are in a position to continue to pay dividends in the future. As of September, Australian shares (ASX200) have been forecast by UBS to be paying a dividend yield of ... |
| | | | ... FI methodology measures companies' economic footprint using "fundamental" measures of size such as sales, cashflow, dividends and book value. According to Brian Bissaker, chief executive of Colonial First State, the idea of cashing in on FI came about ... |
| | | | ... issuance of additional shares (to be handed down to the Treasury ) will dilute the value of preferred and common shares. Dividends will cease on the common stock. The GSE's will no longer be managed to maximise shareholder returns. While Treasury is ... |
| | | | ... the cash rate while minimising capital risk. How? It invests in the top 30 Australian listed companies to accumulate dividends and franking credits. To generate more capital, the shares are sold once the trust has earned the dividend from the company ... |
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