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| | | ... benchmark-sensitive fixed income investments are at the greatest risk from the uncertainty arising from the end of quantitative easing and the impending global interest rate rise, according to a senior global bond portfolio manager at AllianceBernstein. ... |
| | | | ... communication, free financial education and financial advice. The Member Retention report is the result of an online quantitative and qualitative survey conducted between the July 19 and August 2, 2013, completed by a total of 1,585 respondents. |
| | | | ... as it prepares to release minutes of its latest meeting. Emerging markets took a beating on expectations the Fed's quantitative easing will start to dry up. Tokyo tumbled 2.63 per cent, or 361.75 points, to 13,396.38 as the US dollar gave up earlier ... |
| | | | ... drawing income from their portfolio. The portfolios, which will have a headline cost of just 75 basis points, combine quantitative models of risk with an active overlay to mitigate against the effect of short-term volatility. They do this by combining ... |
| | | | ... Average, as disappointing American manufacturing data convinced investors the US Federal Reserve would continue its quantitative easing measures. "A weaker US dollar is generally associated with the fact that perhaps tapering won't occur next month as ... |
| | | | ... presentation to advisers and other clients at The Westin hotel in Sydney, Douglass said that the impending end of quantitative easing and the subsequent increase in interest rates poses the largest threat to global investors' portfolios. While Douglass ... |
| | | | ... from bonds to equities had not been as significant as expected. "Despite the US Federal Reserve's intention to slow quantitative easing, we have experienced less of the anticipated Great Rotation from bonds to equities," he said. "Instead, we experienced ... |
| | | | Typical balanced superannuation portfolios are ill-equipped to protect investors from the impending end of quantitative easing and the subsequent rise in global bond yields, according to Russell director of client strategies for Asia Pacific Scott Fletcher. ... |
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