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| | | ... daily to monthly, while new applications will continue to be accepted daily. "No doubt investors are aware of the COVID-19 crisis and the effect it is having on economics and financial markets globally," Newgate said in a letter to investors. "The fund ... |
| | | | ... suggesting the government could simply let the debt become a smaller share of the economy as it grows on the other side of the crisis. "That's what we did with the war-time debts of the past. And it's probably the smart play this time too," he said. ... |
| | | | ... infrastructure and property assets such as airports, toll roads, and shopping centres have been materially affected by the current crisis. "As a result, and taken as a broad category of assets, Hostplus' unlisted investments would expectantly and ... |
| | | | ... truly unprecedented, universal way. No matter whether you are a supermarket conglomerate, an airline, or a super fund, this crisis will take its toll. And investors, who are increasingly aware of the importance of ESG factors, will demand answers. Australian ... |
| | | | ... moment)," Berry said. "Furthermore, the balance sheet of REITs are in better shape than they were before the Global Financial Crisis, with lower gearing, more diversified debt, longer tenure and higher internal cover ratios - these are all positives. ... |
| | | | ... looking at is going to put them under more pressure." Touching on the value of FAANG and WAAAX stocks as a result of the crisis and the changes it's brought with it, Kururangi said it was a stock-by-stock conversation. While he said there are opportunities ... |
| | | | ... solution to fix the discounts. "Fixed income ETFs are relatively new and weren't around during the GFC or the credit crisis in 2011 when credit and mortgage funds froze. ETFs are more transparent [and still provide liquidity albeit a discount] so ... |
| | | | ... took it as a reward for its performance in the sector, including its current performance amid the impact of the COVID-19 crisis. Funds with a focus on Chinese equities are actually well positioned currently, according to Antipodes Partners chief investment ... |
| | | | ... are simply more vulnerable to the shutdown." However, the current downturn is different to that of the Global Financial Crisis, Potter said. "The banks themselves have more than twice as much capital as they had going into the GFC and less exposure to ... |
| | | | ... shielding the domestic economy from worries galore. The AUD/US sank from US$0.80 to below US$60 during the Asian financial crisis in 1997, that was quickly followed by the Russian debt default and the collapse of Long-term Capital Management (LTCM) in ... |
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