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| | | ... exhibited low volatility and provided a high income for investors, much like a global bond fund, however if not hedged the currency exposure would increase volatility and negate these benefits. The cost of currency hedging is worthwhile to retain the ... |
| | | | When superannuation funds structure a global equity investment mandate it is beneficial to manage the currency component externally, new research finds. A study released by the Centre for International Finance and Regulation (CIFR) implies super funds ... |
| | | | ... decline. Export prices dropped by 2.4% in the year to August. Eurozone industrial production Industrial output in the single currency area fell by a bigger than expected 1.1% in the month of July, negating the previous month's 0.8% pick-up. Year-on-year ... |
| | | | ... Index (AUD) over a rolling three-year period by 2-3% per annum. "We have been very active in managing both market and currency exposure over what has been a very volatile year so far in 2016", said Watershed co-founder and portfolio manager Adrian Rowley. ... |
| | | | ... think one of big barriers for them is on the administrative level, investing directly and trying to manage things like currency makes it difficult to get into international assets directly, I think these managed portfolios solve that." Gillett notes ... |
| | | | ... perform well in times of stress and a focus on total rather than relative returns. In Australia, each fund's approach to currency has also been a contributing factor. "Another differentiator of leading funds is their ability to innovate or be an early ... |
| | | | ... familiar to hedge fund investors: long-term trend following, market neutral momentum, value, quality, selling options and currency carry trade. While these strategies were formerly the preserve of sophisticated hedge fund investors, proliferation within ... |
| | | | ... Japanese dividend growth was 28.8% in headline terms, but most of this increase was due to the strength of the Japanese currency. In underlying terms, Japanese dividends fell 0.8% as company earnings were depressed by this same factor. Toyota Motor was ... |
| | | | ... been impacted by a decline in the value of sterling compared to the Australian dollar caused by Brexit, on a constant currency basis, operating EBITDA for the second half would have been $12.5 million, in line with guidance," said DeDominicis. In spite ... |
| | | | ... increased to $194.3 million, an increase of 8% on the prior half and 14% on the previous corresponding period on a constant currency basis. Segment profit, a measure IRESS uses to assess core underlying performance, was $63.1 million. On a constant currency ... |
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