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| | | It's quite fitting that we concluded the first three months of the year 2013 munching on egg-shaped chocolates - big and small - for if the first quarter is anything to go by, financial markets could look forward to more kinder surprises for the rest ... |
| | | | ... is an issue when investing in difficult regimes in Africa, but added that the risk also exists in Australia. "It was a surprise that some people weren't taking into account risks that we could see," McCullagh said. McCullagh said that the research gives ... |
| | | | ... advisers fell from 40,566 down to 31,132, a fall of 9,434 advisers, noted the Money Marketing news service. But in a surprise to critics that expected the RDR would see the adviser industry tilt in favour of bank based advisers, the Fundweb news service ... |
| | | | The Australian market has little exposure to genuine growth stories and is too much at the mercy of cyclical trends, says Hyperion Asset Management managing director Tim Samway, who believes that a focus on company fundamentals is the only way to go. ... |
| | | | Virgin Money Australia plans to roll out a full suite of insurance products following a phenomenal take-up of its existing offering, including income cover that pays up to $3,000 a month if the insured is made redundant. The group's managing director ... |
| | | | Record low bond yields and the return of global confidence should see inflows into alternative equity strategies more than double in 2013, according to PIMCO executive vice president Ryan Korinke. The hedge fund expert, who is over from the US to meet ... |
| | | | ... surrounding Doherty's departure saying only that it was a 'private matter' between him and Fidelity. Fidelity stressed that the surprise resignation would not impact its investment operations in any way as the portfolio managers and their analysts, headed ... |
| | | | ... certainty that now existed following the complex sequestration problem as clear signs of an improving economy. But the big surprise brimming him with confidence was the improvements shown in US housing. "Immigration and low interest rates means that ... |
| | | | ... transformation, helped by the global financial crisis and escalating sovereign debt problems, has taken many investors by surprise. "A decade ago no one would have believed Mexico could borrow more cheaply than Spain," she explained. Emerging market ... |
| | | | ... expanding. Yeah, I didn't think it was that either. It was just thrown in into the mix - for greater effect - by China's surprise announcement of more property curbs - higher down payments on property purchases, increased mortgage rates and sterner implementation ... |
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