Thursday, 19 September 2019
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Perpetual Equity Investment Company Roadshow from 17 Oct - 8 Nov 2019.
rebrands to First Sentier Investors.
Australian ETF Review August 2019.
webinar: Options 101, 18 September 2019.
announces a new series of funds providing lower cost choice in active management for Australian investors.
announces recipients of its largest ever community grants program.
Fixed Income Funds added to Colonial First State FirstWrap Platform.
Western Asset Australian Bond Fund crosses one billion dollars in funds under management.
Property Forum, September 12.
announces record profit of $6.5m, up 29%.
providing backing and support to new boutique equities firm Sage Capital.
releases FY19 Results - Delivers 25.5% OEPS Growth.
The current yield on a share or trust is simply the latest dividend divided by the current share price, an abstract number at a point in time. What really matters is the income delivered in the long run.
A Chris Cuffe classic article that never ages. Every experienced investor develops a set of beliefs about how markets operate.
The Annual Report from Australia's sovereign wealth fund reveals new ways it is investing in fixed income and alternatives. The Fund considers its portfolio as one overall risk position with downside protection in one asset class allowing more risk in another.
There are strong demographic trends in ageing and consumer spending and investing in the right healthcare companies can ride this wave as well as produce better health outcomes for people.
Substantial changes are underway in SMSFs which until recently held a narrow range of assets dominated by cash, term deposits and Australian equities. Trustees have never faced so many choices.
Changes implemented by super reforms since 1 July 2017 have brought greater incentives for spouses to equalise their superannuation balances, including tax and estate planning benefits.
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