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| | | ... Experience Study found Australia, the Netherlands and the United States have the lowest fees for investors, while countries like Italy and Taiwan rated the worst. Morningstar's global practice leader of manager research Grant Kennaway said: "Since the ... |
| | | | ... Australia's June quarter growth of 0.5% tops those of the G7 countries: Canada (0.9%); (France (0.3%); Germany (-0.1%); Italy (0%); Japan (0.4%); UK (--0.2%); and level pegging with the US (0.5% -- annualised quarterly growth rate of 2.0% divided ... |
| | | | ... UK GDP has contracted by 0.2% in the June 2019 quarter, but so has Germany (-0.1%) - the EU's biggest economy - and Italy's - the third biggest economy -- has stalled. The Eurozone's GDP growth, itself, has decelerated from 0.4% in the first ... |
| | | | ... perhaps, Germany); the trade war - US and China, Japan and South Korea; Brexit; political uncertainty (in Hong Kong, in Italy, in Russia and in Argentina). These mounting uncertainties have pushed investors into safe haven assets such as longer-term ... |
| | | | ... their own. There's Brexit and the recent contraction in Germany's economy and increased political uncertainty in Italy. And then, there's the sharp slowdown in China, where latest activity indicators came in weaker than market expectations ... |
| | | | ... September this year. But this was before the advent of fears over a German recession and the latest political uncertainty in Italy where the ruling party faces a no-confidence vote. The Bank of England (BOE) despite earlier alluding to higher interest ... |
| | | | ... Germany - the EU's biggest economy - is headed for its first recession since 2013 and the growing political risk in Italy. Germany buys 8.7% of the UK's total exports - the largest in the EU - while Italy accounts for 3.1% - the fourth largest. ... |
| | | | ... "Monitoring List" two months before in its report to congress on May 2019. These include: China, Japan, Korea, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Singapore, Malaysia, and Vietnam. Whether it's because of currency manipulation or what not, The Economist 's ... |
| | | | ... by 4.32%, from 278,000 to 266,000 between 2017 and 2018. Australia fell from ninth place to the 10th spot, overtaken by Italy. The US remains home to the largest HNWI population (5.3m), followed by Japan (3.2m), Germany (1.4m) and China (1.3m). One of ... |
| | | | ... Osaka also spoke about the potential benefits of impact investing. The G7 consists of leaders from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK and the US. The statement from the G7 leaders outlines support for the growth of the impact investing market ... |
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| | JAMIE WILLIAMSON A $2.6 billion industry superannuation fund has brought to an end its long-standing relationship with Hannover Life Re, appointing a new life insurer. At the same time, the fund has increased its indirect administration fee. | HARRISON WORLEY IOOF's newly installed risk head left the firm last week, less than four months after taking on the role. | | | KANIKA SOOD A $70 billion industry fund has hired State Super's former chief investment officer who left the fund in December last year. | HARRISON WORLEY APRA's new approach to governance, culture, remuneration and accountability will see the prudential regulator focus on strengthening, sharpening and sharing. |
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