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| | | ... beat their benchmark index, outperforming the S&P/ASX 200 A-REIT index by 1.1 percentage points. "Evidently, the vast majority of A-REIT funds tended to be more defensive than their benchmark over the past five years, as most of them recorded less volatile ... |
| | | | ... reported. Despite being renowned for its difficulty, the number of Level I registrations grew 14% year-on-year, the majority of which were from Mainland China (19,598), the US (12,126) and India (6,889). Some 3357 Australians took part in the six-hour ... |
| | | | ... "comfortable" Retirement Standard at $44,011 per annum for a single person aged around 65 and $60,457 for a couple, the vast majority of retirees Milliman surveyed spend less than that. Furthermore, when attempting to gauge people's realistic expectations ... |
| | | | ... looking at how the mix of policyholders has changed over time. Over the past five years the proportion of smokers, the majority of which were men, fell from 12.7% to 11% based on in-force premiums. The number of female smokers slightly decreased from ... |
| | | | Credit rating agencies have no bearing on the majority of investors' decisions, Financial Standard's weekly spot poll shows. Almost three-in-four (74%) respondents don't rely on the recommendations of credit rating agencies - 39% of these participants ... |
| | | | CBA said it denies most of the additional 100 anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing allegations handed down from AUSTRAC last December. In its submission to the Federal Court, CBA said it "denies 89 allegations in full and admits 11 ... |
| | | | ... ASIC's recent report showing vertically integrated institutions are failing to act in the best interests of clients the majority of the time. ASIC found 75% of cases analysed did not comply with the best interests duty; institutionally-aligned advisers ... |
| | | | ... receive commissions from insurers. This premium reduction for the industry division will benefit the overwhelming majority of members and no member will have a premium increase," she said. From November 2018, new members joining under the age of 25 will ... |
| | | | ... their progress," he said. The academy registered more than 6000 advisers undertaking 16,500 courses since 2015. The majority of courses are free, except masterclasses which donates fees to charity. It's raised more than $180,000 for Australian Business ... |
| | | | The majority of people canvassed in Financial Standard's weekly poll reveal they have life insurance via their superannuation fund. About 60% of respondents said life insurance was available via their employer or super fund. Almost one-in-three (32%) ... |
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