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| | | ... the FUM market has continued to decrease and is now 12.9 per cent, which compares to the 17 per cent peak it reached post-GFC in June 2009, said Rainmaker. Meanwhile the weighting to alternative assets has remained stable at about 14 per cent, the level ... |
| | | | A new survey shows ASIC has generally worked well in managing the impact of the GFC in Australia - but respondents think the regulator was not as effective in protecting retail investors. More than 1,500 respondents were asked for their views about ... |
| | | | No longer in the grasp of the GFC, jobs within the financial services industry have swelled as companies begin to expand once more according to talent consulting firm, Right Management. Right Management research found that 71 per cent of candidates ... |
| | | | ... his Facebook page. NZ's current account deficit is now 2 per cent, falling from a high of 8 per cent at the height of the GFC. Unemployment has decreased to 6.5 per cent and interest rates are 3 per cent, one-third lower than Australia's 4.75 per cen ... |
| | | | ... despite ASIC tightening its regulations. Australia's CFD market, reportedly the second largest globally, was hit hard during the GFC with many investors exposed to the drawbacks of highly leveraged trades. Yet there is obviously a market out there based ... |
| | | | ... above 2000 - levels well above the previous peaks for both indices set in October 2007, about a year before the onset of the GFC. While that might seem extremely bullish, looking at it another way, such a rise would mean it had taken markets 5 years ... |
| | | | ... global financial crisis. I don't think I need to explain the mammoth deception that went on that gave the world a new acronym - GFC. There were no significant data out overnight, no compass to steer the global financial world north or south. And true ... |
| | | | ... RMBS market are still "not ideal" for delivering true liquidity into the sector, following the liquidity freeze during the GFC. "When we think about what we truly need for a liquid market of RMBS, it starts with many different buyers and sellers, both ... |
| | | | ... benchmark index for next year. A rise to these levels would push the index into territory not seen since the months prior to the GFC. "A number of indicators globally suggest a sustained recovery is well underway, albeit uneven by region and sector... ... |
| | | | ... were the same extrapolations that caught financial markets off guard not too long ago. Remember when people everywhere (circa GFC) were shouting, "the end of the world as we know it"? They look back and regret that they didn't jump into one of the best ... |
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