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| | | ... Asia magazine. But Australia is also a market leader with two Sydney-based private equity managers in the top 10. The surprise is the absence of Indian private equity managers from the study's top 30, they noted, due to investor sentiment in the sub-continent ... |
| | | | The surprise doubling of withholding tax for foreign investment in managed investment trusts has been criticised as inconsistent with the IMR initiative. In a budget analysis, Russell Investments has called the move on MIT withholding tax a "significant ... |
| | | | ... revenue and the $300,000 superannuation tax change is estimated to impact only 1% of taxpayers. A bigger social equity surprise, however, is that the government also scrapped the 50% tax concession on bank deposit interest of up to $1000 albeit the government ... |
| | | | Looks like desperation did something nice to Wayne's budgeting prowess - digging deep, Australia's Federal Treasurer was able to pull something out of the hat, enabling the government to return the "budget to surplus on time and as promised". While ... |
| | | | ... model variants were largely in agreement in most markets, and we noted that investors might be less likely to see a 'risk surprise'. "In fact, they may have been surprised by the drop in risk during the first quarter, but that is generally a pleasant ... |
| | | | ... Monetary Fund's recent analysis, according to speakers at yesterday's Morningstar Investment Conference. The potential for a surprise financial crisis in Australia is higher than it's been for the past 20 years, according to Dan Needham, managing director ... |
| | | | ... approved code from starting to consider how they can work to make their code consistent with FOFA." "It will not come as a surprise to hear that at this early stage our view is that obviating the need for opt-in via subscribing to a code does not mean ... |
| | | | ... between May and end-September. Incidentally, I found the same observations hold true for Australian and European equity. Surprise, surprise. They follow where Wall Street treads, do they not? But not only that, according to the Stock Trader's Almanac ... |
| | | | ... recession. Markit's Eurozone PMI fell to 46 in April against expectations of a 28.1 reading and 47.7 in the previous month. Surprise, surprise. Surprise, surprise too for China's PMI. HSBC's flash estimate showed the index unexpectedly rose to 49.1 this ... |
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