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| | | ... crisis." He explained the understanding of a client's financial personality is generally based on risk profiling and very few wealth management propositions are using science-based measures that are needed to provide a comprehensive picture of their ... |
| | | | ... time, or are silent. It added that the real estate world had been anticipating a slowdown prior to the pandemic. Among the few winners from the pandemic have been investors with assets on long or index-linked leases, or who have provided debt for these ... |
| | | | ... numbers of 50 and less only recruited to replace essential roles. McGilton said: "Across the industry there have been very few redundancies, and most redundancies have come due to mergers, namely First State Super and VicSuper and Equip and Catholic ... |
| | | | ... 10 basis points to 0.15%. Finder insights manager Graham Cooke said a rate cut would have been seen as unprecedented only a few months ago. "The cash rate has already dropped 125 basis points in the last two years, so a further 10-15 point cut is unlikely ... |
| | | | ... number of regulatory changes to superannuation, introduced by the government and regulatory bodies such as APRA over the last few years, which have increased the complexity and costs associated with administering superannuation funds," Diversa said. ... |
| | | | Climate change is set to have a greater impact on the economy than the COVID-19 lockdowns, according to a new report from Deloitte Access Economics. The report, A new choice: Australia's climate for growth, found if climate change goes unchecked, Australia's ... |
| | | | The US has reversed its biggest economic contraction in history with the sharpest recovery on record. The US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) reported that the country's GDP increased at annualised rate of 33.1% in the September 2020 quarter following ... |
| | | | ... in Australian equities. "Our enhanced ratings approach emphasises benchmark-relative performance, and we are mindful that few multisector strategies have excelled against this marker. That said, AustralianSuper's differentiated and relatively inexpensive ... |
| | | | ... result, viewers have begun to "cut the cord", cancelling their linear TV services at an accelerating rate during the last few years. Without sports, the pace of cord cutting intensified during the pandemic," ARK said. Freight rail, perhaps surprisingly ... |
| | | | Flows into international and domestic equity ETFs have surged as investors move away from cash, according to Vanguard and the ASX. International equity ETFs had nearly $2 billion of inflows in the September quarter, followed by domestic equity ETFs ... |
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