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| | | ... inflows, while international equity ETFs recorded $2.2 billion. "It's clear Aussie investors still favour Aussie equities, perhaps in part due to the familiarity of domestic companies or the view that offshore investments might be riskier," DeSanctis ... |
| | | | ... allocation strategies within the next year. It said, over the next 12 months, 11% will decrease their allocation to Aussie equities, 14% will decrease global equities, and 6% will drop allocations to private equity. Additionally, 17% are set to reduce ... |
| | | | ... also served as a portfolio manager, overseeing about $45 billion in factor investing solutions and $7 billion in Aussie equities. |
| | | | ... she explained. To give Australians the best chance of retiring earlier, Watson said it's best to look beyond Aussie equities and property and incorporate a range of strategies into their investments. "This will bring greater diversity to their portfolios ... |
| | | | ... their investment philosophy." The other winners were DNR Capital (Australian equities), Infinity Asset Management (Aussie equities small caps), Lonsec (ESG), Franklin Templeton (international equities), Shaw and Partners (fixed interest), Drummond Capital ... |
| | | | ... winner of the ESG category. In Australian equities, DNR Capital was a winner, as was Infinity Asset Management for Aussie equities small caps. On the international equities front, the gong went to Franklin Templeton. Shaw and Partners took out the award ... |
| | | | ... billion were split across Pendal's cash strategies and global equities strategies but were offset by outflows from Aussie equities and fixed income of $0.7 billion. Perpetual said these mainly came from one intermediary client. The wealth management ... |
| | | | ... and across every time horizon, the latest SPIVA Scorecard reveals. Nearly 79% of active fund managers focused on Aussie equities underperformed the S&P/ASX 200 benchmark in 2022. Over a five-, 10- and 15-year period, underperformance rates ticked higher ... |
| | | | Australia has been the best performing equities market globally over the last 123 years, according to the latest Credit Suisse Global Investment Returns Yearbook. Published in collaboration with London Business School, the report covers all main asset ... |
| | | | ... said, it's useful to understand the past, saying the big question is whether the structural underperformance of Aussie equities is over. According to Oliver, the underperformance of Australian shares since 2009 reflects a mix of payback for its huge ... |
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