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| | | American Century Investments has appointed a former director from Dimensional Funds Advisers to run sales in Australia. Tom Fellowes has taken on the role of vice president of Australia sales. Based in Sydney, he will report to American Century's ... |
| | | | ... approach provides investors a "compelling alternative" to passive index funds, particularly amid current volatility in North American markets. Notably, more than 60% of LHGG's revenue is earned outside the US. |
| | | | ... Neiron said the tariff announcement has marked a sudden change in investor sentiment. "It was only a few months ago that American exceptionalism was the topic du jour and the appetite for US assets with a negative equity risk premium was near-insatiable. ... |
| | | | ... reciprocal measures. "Today's decision will add to uncertainty in the global economy, and it will push up costs for American households," Albanese said. "It is the American people who will pay the biggest price for these unjustified tariffs. This ... |
| | | | ... overhauled CalPERS' investment portfolio, allocating lots more money to private markets investments. The China-born American was also recognised for addressing climate change challenges and opportunities, pushing for more corporate reporting on sustainability. ... |
| | | | ... Global head of ETF solution Frank Koudelka said: "In the US, we expect active ETFs to collect more than 30% of all North American inflows and eclipse the total assets under management (AUM) of US$1 trillion by the end of Q1." "We predict actively managed ... |
| | | | ... currently two-to-one. We impose zero tariffs on US imports," Chalmers said. "Around half of our exports are inputs into American domestic production processes. We can supply 36 of the 50 minerals the United States lists as critical - for advanced technology ... |
| | | | ... analysts expect his return to the White House to have a greater impact than his previous term. Analysts covering North American enterprises were more positive than their global counterparts about the new administration's impact on their sectors. A key ... |
| | | | ... could be $240 billion or more," the report said. "That would see, for example, Australian pension fund investment in American infrastructure increasing from $20 billion today to $110 billion, across roads, ports and logistics, data centres, energy, telecommunications ... |
| | | | Global tariffs could balloon to levels not seen since the turn of the century and result in higher inflation and interest rates, according to a top economist. Speaking at Financial Standard's Chief Economists Forum yesterday, Barrenjoey chief economist ... |
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