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| | | The government's $130 billion JobKeeper stimulus package saw the ASX soar 7% in its best session in 40 years. But are we witnessing a market recovery, or just a dead cat bounce? Today, the Aussie bourse followed a strong session in the US overnight ... |
| | | | ... especially given the current volatile market conditions. "This has been the most challenging market we've seen in a generation," Pourbaix said. "For financial advisers and their clients, it really emphasises the need for professionally managed investment ... |
| | | | ... distribute this to shareholders, Patel said. "Emerging markets therefore requires active management, with a focus on cash generation and governance," he said. "Governance has to be front and centre of investment strategy." Isles said sweeping generalisations ... |
| | | | ... of negative interest rates and ongoing volatility in financial markets will need attention, given "perhaps once-in-a-generation" buying opportunities would spring forth. "Against this backdrop, in order to create, build-up and safeguard their wealth ... |
| | | | The chief executive of one of the United States' largest pension funds is set to retire after 18 years in the top job. Jack Ehnes, chief executive of the California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS) has announced his will retire later this ... |
| | | | ... client investment portfolios back in 2006," Armitage said. "Ken's transition creates opportunities for the next generation of Antares fixed income team members to assume greater investment and client responsibilities. Mark will continue to be supported ... |
| | | | ... Index," Morningstar said. "Although, those that do win can win big. For example, those who invested in the ARK Next Generation Internet ETF back at the beginning of 2015 would have raked in annualized returns of 27% through the end of 2019-3 times the ... |
| | | | New insight from Rice Warner has re-iterated the message that a husband is not a retirement plan as women's lower super balances are highlighted on International Women's Day. The two key factors for a more comfortable retirement are marriage and home ... |
| | | | ... annum over three years, and 0.4% per annum over 5 years. Although this may not sound like much, for millennials and generation X, being with one of these female-dominated super funds over their working life can net them an extra $100,000. Rainmaker Information ... |
| | | | ... self-directed market has a lot to do with Gen X and Gen Y, Clime argues. "If you think about the amount of wealth that generation is holding; by 2030 they're going to hold about 70% of the wealth in the Australian market," Clime chief operating officer ... |
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