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| | | ... in Liberal debt that we inherited from our predecessors," he said. "That is growing faster than the NDIS, aged care, healthcare and national defence. So, we do take those challenges seriously." Chalmers explained that in the near term the government ... |
| | | | ... financial (including REITs), energy and mining sectors. It holds a broad range of companies and sectors, including healthcare, telecommunications, consumer staples, and infrastructure. Top holdings include CSL, Transurban and Woolworths. Global X head ... |
| | | | ... management in earlier funds. The new fund is sector agnostic, but acquired companies are expected to be concentrated in the healthcare, industrial and services sectors. "Healthcare companies are expected to make up a significant portion of the fund's ... |
| | | | ... stimulus aimed at the consumer will benefit new economy sectors, including consumer discretionary, travel, airlines, healthcare, education and technology and are of the view that the new economy presents the best opportunities to invest," he said. "Investors ... |
| | | | ... Next, trend number three, 'the escalating health imperative', looks at the story around the ever-growing demand for healthcare services in Australia. "Our population is ageing and we continue to battle a high burden of chronic disease," Naughtin said. ... |
| | | | ... members' best interests. The move follows on from E&P Financial Group's decision to wind up the Orca Asia, Global and E&P Healthcare strategies to allow for greater focus on the Claremont Global and E&P Global Disruption equities strategies. It also ... |
| | | | ... the transport, banking, food and diversified financials, Rainmaker said, while male-led funds were more exposed to healthcare, materials, professional services, energy and media. In international equities, women-led funds looked to the US with more exposure ... |
| | | | Australian Unity's Healthcare Property Trust (AUHPT) has reopened for a limited time to seek to raise $350 million for its upcoming acquisitions and developments. The $3.8 billion unlisted healthcare fund, which was was launched in 1999 with a portfolio ... |
| | | | ... a contrarian investor, Bhansali prefers to invest in companies in Europe and Latin America. In terms of industries, healthcare and consumer staples tend to be recession-proof and offer good dividends, she said. "Defence is the best offence in this environment," ... |
| | | | ... portfolio's net asset value dropped by 40% for the period. Outside of cannabis-related companies, HGV has begun investing in healthcare stocks and wants to branch out to digital economy and natural resources companies. In HGV's annual report, chair Peter ... |
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