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| | | ... individual investors receive a better after-tax result by negatively gearing instead of using their savings. "As Henry says, the GFC is a reminder that, if we don't save domestically we can't always assume foreign savings will be there to make up the ... |
| | | | ... been in talks with CFS since April 2008, said Dell. While many local and international fund managers floundered during the GFC, RARE managed to nearly double its funds under management from $834 million at the end of 2008 to $1.53 billion at the end ... |
| | | | ... their mortgage sooner rather than later. And on the positive side, Little said that given markets are still well below pre-GFC levels, there's a chance that markets bounce back strongly over the next 5 years, reducing the savings catch-up. "The key message ... |
| | | | ... examine their strategies in the context of evolving deflation and inflation risks. Hedge funds, many of which came out of the GFC limping, will also be on the red alert list of investors. Many will undertake stronger due diligence on their hedge fund ... |
| | | | ... -added more air to the bubble, much the same way as banks and other financial companies are buying their own toxic products pre-GFC. Cross shareholdings were so prevalent at the time that in the late 1980s, many companies were reportedly making more ... |
| | | | ... massive jump in SMSFs' cash holdings from 12 to 29 per cent in the last two years, as uncertainty hit the market following the GFC. The average contribution flow for the half year has been a "healthy $16,000". But rather than parking the money in cash ... |
| | | | ... consensus is building that the unemployment rate has peaked. The jobless rate has only reached a top of 5.8 per cent since GFC? What happens to Access Economics' forecast of 7.5 per cent? That has already been revised down to 6.0 per cent. What about ... |
| | | | ... output, credit squeeze, massive bankruptcies, etc. that prevailed over the past two years have collectively been known as the GFC or global financial crisis. But for China, the GFC might as well stand for 'Good for China'. For the same financial crisis ... |
| | | | ... $100,000 pay rise for its chief executive Michele Dolin after public uproar, given the performance of super funds after the GFC. Ironically, GESB is one of the minority of super funds that disclose remuneration. It is not compulsory for super funds to ... |
| | | | ... Ascalon said there is increasing demand from institutional investors for hedge fund managers following the aftermath of the GFC, with plenty of scope for smart hedgies to win mandates - provided they improved their communication and liquidity. "We would ... |
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