Search Results | Showing 1 - 10 of 171 results for "Bank Bill" |
| | | ... correlation to traditional financial market indices, targeting a gross return of 6% p.a. above the Bloomberg Ausbond Bank Bill Index with 8% p.a. target portfolio volatility. It returned 22.1% p.a. in the year to April and over a 10-year period achieved ... |
| | | | ... over 12 months achieved 3.21% p.a. It was benchmarked against the Bloomberg AusBond Composite and Bloomberg AusBond Bank Bill Index. Nearly 66% of the portfolio is invested in senior debt and 26% in subordinated debt. In a March investment update, the ... |
| | | | ... returns than the Balanced Growth option. The Cash option on the other hand aims to outperform the Bloomberg Ausbond Bank Bill Index over rolling three-year periods. The option will officially close on June 4. Members who do not actively change to another ... |
| | | | ... Future Fund (0.8%). Meanwhile, the DisabilityCare Australia Fund set a benchmark return of the Australian three-month bank bill swap rate +0.3%, calculated on a rolling 12-month basis, Future Fund said. In all, total funds under management (FUM) have ... |
| | | | ... especially in times of market volatility." The fund returned 28% p.a. in the last year versus the Bloomberg AusBond Bank Bill Index's 3.8% p.a. Over a 10-year period, it made 4.6% p.a. in net returns against the benchmark's 2.1% p.a. The fund ... |
| | | | ... sheer size of the industry," Jones said. Jones added that the superannuation sector holds between 35-40% of Australia's bank bill market, and a convergence of shocks would make it "unrealistic" for super funds to sell those assets at the same time to ... |
| | | | ... The Cash option's objective is to achieve a return after tax and investment fees equal to the Bloomberg AusBond Bank Bill index (net of tax), over a rolling one-year period. This has changed to include the words 'net of tax' in the objective ... |
| | | | ... said. "For those investors wanting higher yield, and with a higher risk appetite, yields range from a spread over the bank bill swap rate of 2.5 percentage points up to a spread of six percentage points. Over decades in Australia, even the highest yielding ... |
| | | | ... litigation experience to the role from his time with ASIC including some of ASIC's most complex matters such as the Bank Bill Swap Rate litigation. Prior to working with ASIC, Savundra worked in the litigation group of Allens and Herbert Smith. ASIC ... |
| | | | ... inception, the trust has delivered a net return of -22.87% against the 2.72% of its benchmark, the Bloomberg Ausbond Bank Bill Index. The underlying fund's top holdings included Sunnova Energy International, Fluence Energy, National Grid, Nvidia ... |
|