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| | | Financial advisers and investors in fixed income funds are feeling the heat as markets trade less frequently in the ongoing COVID-19 correction, and they are slugged with exit costs. Unlisted managed fixed income funds from giants like Vanguard and ... |
| | | | ... despite rising COVID-19 figures, are we really seeing a market recovery in Australia, Europe and the US? Although it may feel like the dawn of a new bull market, there could still be economic pain around the corner, according to Burman Invest founder ... |
| | | | Self-managed super fund professionals and trustees may be feeling some deja-vu, as the same measures that were used in 2008 have been brought in to guide the sector through the COVID-19 pandemic. Terry Pinnell, chair of the Ethical Advisers' Co-op ... |
| | | | ... used in that way with advice firms, can co-exist with the code of ethics. "That is a very important issue, and one that I feel is going to play out over the next six to 12 months." |
| | | | Emerging markets, which in recent times had made somewhat of a comeback, are now cowering in the shadow of the rapidly spreading coronavirus. As the world falls into a recession, COVID-19 will have a disproportionate impact on emerging markets, with ... |
| | | | ... explaining to do. "Platforms did not get any scrutiny during the Royal Commission," Bernasconi told Financial Standard. "I feel that platform providers and everyone in the value chain have the obligation to clean up their act and stop charging cash fees. ... |
| | | | ... sector. "The heat map will subject trustees to a new level of scrutiny, and it's understandable that some in the industry feel uncomfortable," APRA deputy chair Helen Rowell said at the time. Industry funds fared best in the first iteration of the ... |
| | | | The fall in interest rates has supported bond managers with a longer duration stance, according to new Morningstar research revealing the performance of fixed income houses during coronavirus-induced volatility. The report said fixed income, particularly ... |
| | | | As Prime Minister Scott Morrison updated Australians about the measures being taken at home to stop the spread of COVID-19, other nations around the world have announced their stimulus packages to cushion the economic burden. The largest, unsurprisingly ... |
| | | | ... attention we will look into them and engage with the trustees to understand their decision making, and then determine whether we feel it's appropriate," Rowell answered. Bragg appeared unsatisfied with her response. "I think it's a very light touch that ... |
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