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| | | ... right when I wrote that, "And in case that falters, there's always the Fed to rely on." Oh yeah, 2011 saw the Fed fixed interest rates at 0%-0.25% until mid-2013 and too, there was "Operation Twist." While it's debatable whether or not these actions ... |
| | | | ... global infrastructure investment management business of Deutsche Bank has entered into an agreement to acquire a 40% interest in the Brisbane gas distribution business ALLGAS from APA Group. The acquisition was made on behalf of one of RREEF's major ... |
| | | | ... contracts traded. Westpac shares led the financial sector lower as the bank warned at its annual general meeting that interest margins and revenues in its markets business are being impacted by Europe's debt crisis. Westpac was down 34 cents, or 1.6 ... |
| | | | AGEST Super has chosen AustralianSuper as a preferred merger partner with the merge to take place in 2012. As a result, AustralianSuper will have almost two million members, 160,000 employers and over $46 billion in funds under management. AGEST has ... |
| | | | UniSuper, one of Australia's largest super funds, came under attack last night, confirming that in the post-GFC volatile investment landscape no fund is immune from criticism. ABC's 7.30 news program last night ran a report on the $27 billion university ... |
| | | | ... an auction of Spanish government debt helped reassure investors. Spain was able to sell short-term debt at much lower interest rates compared with a month ago, a signal that markets are becoming less fearful about the government's ability to repay its ... |
| | | | ASIC will release regulatory guidance on best interest duty, scaled advice, conflicted remuneration and ASIC powers before July 1 2012, the regulator said today. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has released its regulatory ... |
| | | | ... SMSFs, as well as from investment earnings. "SMSF members are the most engaged in the superannuation industry, with a keen interest in ensuring their funds operate and perform well and this is borne out by their high level of voluntary super contributions ... |
| | | | ... improved slightly in November, thanks to a boost in mining, retail and services sectors. Mr Daghlian said this month's interest rate cut from the Reserve Bank of Australia was the only thing keeping confidence steady, given the turmoil gripping international ... |
| | | | Advisers should consider their options before selling off their lower value clients, according to Russell Investments, with new alternatives to create a profitable relationship despite impending FOFA regulations. One predicted unexpected outcome of ... |
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