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| | | ... consistent risk-adjusted returns by looking to identify attractive opportunities within countries across various states of economic and political development. "We are excited to partner with Janus Henderson to embrace the opportunities of tomorrow by ... |
| | | | ... joined the fund for South Australian government employees, bringing a tremendous depth of experience in financial and economic policy to the Funds SA board, having spent 25 years at the Reserve Bank of Australia. His current roles include co-chair of ... |
| | | | ... results. As inflation cools, the urgency to maintain high interest rates diminishes, making a case for cuts to stimulate economic growth." Green added that beyond CPI, other economic indicators suck as unemployment rates and consumer spending suggested ... |
| | | | ... "Gold has never gone away as a diversifying allocation of an investment portfolio, but today's heightened climate of economic and geopolitical uncertainty has brought its role to the fore," Shead said. "Investors tend to use gold as a potential hedge ... |
| | | | ... your parents earned when you were young is not a life sentence,' PC chair Danielle Wood said. The report, Fairly equal? Economic mobility in Australia, found that 67% of the so-called 'Xennial' generation - those born in 1976-1982, on the cusp of the ... |
| | | | ... record as the UK's largest investor in venture capital." "This new government is getting on with the job of delivering economic growth. I have been clear that there is no time to waste. I have previously committed to establishing a National Wealth Fund. ... |
| | | | The government will inject an additional $6.3 million to curb the rapid withdrawal of banking services in the Pacific. The funding includes $2.9 million to the World Bank for developing digital identity infrastructure across Pacific Island countries ... |
| | | | New housing lending unexpectedly fell in May, declining by 1.7% for the month. Lending to owner-occupiers and to investors both fell in the month but remain well above levels seen this time last year. In fact, new lending to investors has been very ... |
| | | | Australia's job mobility rate has fallen for the first time in three years, back to around its pre-pandemic level, according to new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). ABS head of labour statistics Bjorn Jarvis said in the 12 months ... |
| | | | ASIC's regulation activity for the 2024 financial year is expected to slug financial advisers $48.39 million collectively as the annual levy does not appear to be reducing. Licensees that provide personal advice to retail clients on relevant financial ... |
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