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| | | ... landscape, we see a slip from an amazing mountain ash forest to essentially an acacia-dominated woodland that cannot store anything like the carbon that tends to burn really fast. This is a dramatic ecosystem change." Australia also takes the crown as ... |
| | | | ... matter, and the technology has to understand and operate within those boundaries," Hoang says. He also highlights that anything involving AI will need to be communicated and analysed across all personnel in a super fund, including the trustee and C-suite ... |
| | | | ... customers. "Customers rely on these notices to understand what their policy covers, what they are paying and whether anything has changed," McClelland said. "When that information is wrong, incomplete or arrives late, customers can be left uncertain ... |
| | | | ... "first thing that goes is happiness," Solomon says, marking this as the "cardinal symptom." "You cannot gain pleasure from anything," he explains. Soon, other emotions follow happiness into oblivion: sadness, sense of humour, and one's belief in ... |
| | | | ... portfolios are expanding into illiquid private markets, and the data demands they place on custodians now stretch far beyond anything a traditional mandate envisaged. When Aware Super's head of investment services Michael Nairn describes what his ... |
| | | | ... oldest index-tracking mutual fund available to retail investors. "Crossing the US$1 trillion barrier is more symbolic than anything. ETFs do not win prizes for growing to a particular size. Though Vanguard, and its funds that own the firm, will earn ... |
| | | | ... incentives of the different players in this conflict - Israel, the US and Iran - there is no way you would have concluded anything but that there will be an attack," he says. "The incentive structure, the agendas of the different players, was always ... |
| | | | ... had a credit recession in a long time, and it seems that some people assume it will never happen," he says. He notes if anything ever goes wrong, one should assume retail investors, even though they were told about some of the risks, will seek remedy ... |
| | | | ... (AI), experts urge not to overlook two key areas before they go all in: data quality and compliance. Before considering anything else, a panel of technology and advice experts stressed the importance of starting at the ground level - improving client ... |
| | | | ... increasingly encroaching on traditional market cycles, forcing investors to make sense of these "jungle times" where anything goes, according to an economist. Diana Mousina, deputy chief economist at AMP, said the current economic cycle is unlike any ... |
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