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| | | ... performance. "As our capital commitment to private equity grows, it is important that the nature of our partnerships also evolve to include improved governance rights consistent with the maturing of the asset class," said Joseph Dear, CalPERS chief investment ... |
| | | | Volatility is not just a market barometer of investor sentiment, it is an emerging asset class too, said a fund manager that has amassed $5.8 billion on volatility strategies since 1999. French fund management giant Credit Agricole Asset Management ... |
| | | | Queensland-based LGsuper joins the growing number of super funds that are keeping pace with members who want more options within their super. LGsuper was traditionally a "no frills" fund that provided superannuation services to current and former Queensland ... |
| | | | ... pre-empt any outcome of any review, the firm is moving on a few key issues the government has already flagged. "Companies must evolve, as must financial planners and advisers. Those that do, and do so quickly, will prosper," said Mason. Amid this raft ... |
| | | | Super funds should start reporting their performance based on how much income they can provide to members on retirement, not on how much they return in the intervening period when the savings are locked up, said a US-based retirement expert. Don Ezra ... |
| | | | Two planning firms and a financial adviser won accolades at this year's Hillross Awards. Hillross adviser and principal at Hillross Mackay, David Pett won the dealer group's Adviser of the Year. Townsville and Ayr-based financial planning practice ... |
| | | | ... pro-active with their fund. The confusion around whether super funds should behave as traditional trusts or whether they should evolve to behave like listed companies, and therefore members as shareholders, is further compounded by ongoing debate on ... |
| | | | One of the country's long-established value fund manager Anton Tagliaferro has urged the Federal Government to re-instate the shorting ban because short-selling threatens the ability of listed companies to raise much-needed equity capital in the next ... |
| | | | The Rudd Government's move to set up a government-sponsored mortgage body and invest in $4 billion of Australian residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) should reinvigorate the ailing RMBS market and re-instate it as an attractive asset class ... |
| | | | Whether or not the Australian ETS evolves into a carbon tax, businesses are now recognising that reducing carbon emissions is a mainstream economic issue that presents investment opportunities. "As a private person you may not like [having to reduce ... |
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