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| | | ... negative prior to COVID-19," Berry said. "In addition, there are now the challenges of social distancing and the emergence of greater propensity to 'work from home'." Particularly in Sydney, CBD office investments could be disrupted as rents are higher ... |
| | | | ... from over $70 billion to $50.7 billion, according to UBS estimates. "The 30% decline in DPS under our scenario is in line greater than the GFC where DPS fell by 28%...We note on the balance of probability, it is more likely DPS will fall by > 30% this ... |
| | | | ... Microsoft's bundles will win dominant market share over single-use software-as-a-service (SaaS) competitors due to greater scale, greater sales capabilities, simplicity of using one vendor and a superior bundled price versus value proposition," he ... |
| | | | ... SMSF Association have extended their strategic partnership that enables ATO employees to be seconded to the SMSFA to gain greater understanding of the SMSF sector. ATO deputy commissioner of superannuation James O'Halloran joined SMSF Association chief ... |
| | | | ... Financial Standard on a visit to Sydney in October. However, it changed its focus to income strategies after seeing a greater demand for them from superannuation funds. |
| | | | ... largest part," Maroney said. "Our aim is to ensure that the SMSF sector remains attractive for those Australians who seek greater control of their own financial destiny in conjunction with their advisers or via their own management of their SMSF. |
| | | | ... an interesting source of both income and alpha, especially for those who are taking a more outcome-oriented approach. Greater diversification into alternatives can also help strengthen portfolio resilience." The survey also revealed that investors are ... |
| | | | ... acquired client book and details of the sale. In October, Hoyle said the firm is looking to add accounting as it sees a greater demand from HNW clients to get their accounting and advice needs met by the same providers. This morning, he said Stanford ... |
| | | | ... business offers. The business focusses on younger clients, between the ages of 24 and 44. "In some ways it fits within a greater process," Scifo said. "The process is great for identifying your weaknesses. So if taking time to rest and reflect is your ... |
| | | | ... as the primary listing venue for the ETFs. "The launch of ECAS and partnership with Chi-X provides investors with even greater access to innovative active fixed income products on a regulated exchange," eInvest managing director Camilla Love said. Chi-X ... |
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