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| | | ... Management chief executive and lead portfolio manager for Australian equities Max Cappetta said there is a cyclicality to dividends over the calendar year, and it is important to align stock selection with dividend capture. "If you look more broadly ... |
| | | | ... the portfolio manager. The ETF targets after-fees returns of 3% over RBA cash rate over the long term, with monthly dividends. VanEck said it is the only global capital securities exchange traded fund on the ASX and aims to be fully hedged into Australian ... |
| | | | ... takeover attempt earlier this year. TGP sold its 19.9% stake in EP1 at 62 cents a share ($29.9 million total including dividends). It says it netted a $9.1 million total profit from the sale, or an IRR of 54.9%. It is getting replaced on EP1's shareholder ... |
| | | | ... received. CBA has now received a total of $2.3 billion of proceeds made up of $2.1 billion in cash and $240 million in dividends payments from CommInsure Life. |
| | | | ... received. CBA has now received a total of $2.3 billion of proceeds made up of $2.1 billion in cash and $240 million in dividends payments from CommInsure Life. |
| | | | ANZ posted statutory profit after tax in the first half to $2.9 billion, up 45% from 2H20. The bank announced a dividend of 70 cents per share, double of the previous half's dividend. ANZ said key drivers for the increase in its profits were net credit ... |
| | | | ... superannuation funds, which will continue to benefit from their parent company's big advertising budget and fork out dividends from members' savings, are major concerns of the not-for-profit sector, thanks to loopholes in the proposed legislation. ... |
| | | | ... conflicted remuneration... sums of money were relatively small, payments would or would probably have occurred by way of dividends if there was not an agreement", and that the concepts of CBA staff encouraging customers to consider Essential Super and ... |
| | | | Three-in-five Australian publicly listed companies have either cut or withheld their dividends during 2020 as a result of COVID-19, a global dividend index shows. Between April and December 2020, Aussie firms either cut or cancelled dividend payments ... |
| | | | ... yield outside of those viewed by many as the traditional income-paying sectors," he said. Last year, 2020 banks cut dividends by 60% on average, so a 53% dividend increase from CBA is a much-needed income boost for shareholders, Gardner said. |
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