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| | ... secured second place, leapfrogging Victoria, while Queensland, NSW, and Tasmania shared fourth place in the performance rankings. Northern Territory was dead last. "Justifying South Australia's position on top of the rankings is the fact that it ranks ... |
| | | ... showing the biggest increase in optimism. Net optimism was particularly high in Australia, as the market led optimism rankings among economies on this year's Index alongside Canada and the United Kingdom. A striking 88% of respondents across the region ... |
| | | ... product matched this return over the same timeframe. Continuing the pattern of retail fund supremacy in the performance rankings, a lifecycle product from Virgin Money also delivered a 11.2% return. However, over a three-year period ending January 31 ... |
| | | ... most exuberant growth saw the biggest drops. Meanwhile, watch prices rose by 5% to take third place in KFLII's luxury rankings. "Sales of watches at the big three auction houses totalled £488 million ($951 million) in 2023, a very slight increase on ... |
| | | ... ECP Asset Management All Cap strategy and the Smallco Broadcap fund, returning 23.6% and 22.9%, respectively. The top rankings were rounded out by the Selector High Conviction Equity Fund with a 22.2% return, Platypus Australian Equities at 21.9%, First ... |
| | | ... measure of funds under management (FUM), reaching $9.6 billion as of June 2023. Creber attributes the remarkable rise in rankings to the firm's investment performance and differentiated product offerings. Further, he notes that there's a trend ... |
| | | Macquarie Group broke into the world's top 50 largest fund manager rankings with US$543 billion in assets, making it the only Australian fund manager on the list. The latest analysis by the Willis Towers Watson's Thinking Ahead Institute shows ... |
| | | ... standout investment over the past 12 months. The Global X FANG+ ETF and the Global X Semiconductor ETF (SEMI) topped its rankings with gains of 56.1% and 55.5%, respectively. These returns are largely attributed to the explosive performance of artificial ... |
| | | ... Financial Standard that Australia remains an important market to its custody franchise, saying "it is not unusual to see rankings shift in a section of the market that has seen some consolidation during the last year," referring to both the superannuation ... |
| | | ... (3.38). The company to receive the poorest rating is HomeCo on 0.99. The other companies to sit at the bottom of the rankings are APM Human Services (1.11), The Star Entertainment Group (1.26), NexGen Energy (1.30), and BSP Financial Group (1.31). The ... |
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