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| | | ... Arrangements, particularly foreign exchange hedging and the Investment Manager Regime, as well as an expansion of functional currency election to certain trusts and partnerships. The FSC also recommended an overhaul of legacy technology systems, urging ... |
| | | | ... outflows were seen in Q1 and slowed in Q2 to come in at $18.93 billion for the first half, including $5.96 billion in currency movements. GAM saw a reduction in overall costs of at least $99 million as a result of its ongoing efficiency programme, which ... |
| | | | ... for New South Wales and Victoria. The global investment services sources, selects and monitors multi-asset and multi-currency investments for high net worth clients of Westpac's private wealth and business division. "Phil has over 25 years' experience ... |
| | | | ... centre - the hedge against monetization of expanding deficits, exploding central bank balance sheets, debasement of fiat currency, and yield curve control," Creagh said. "In other words, a store of value outside of a world mired by central bank largesse. ... |
| | | | ... ascent in gold prices were rational. Massive amounts of money printing are debasing currencies. When faith in the fiat currency is lost, hard commodities, especially gold, provide a safer haven. So much so that even central banks are loading up (or plan ... |
| | | | ... livelihoods of tens of millions of people across the country." The message was sent to the Federal Reserve, Comptroller of the Currency, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Commodity Futures Trading Commission ... |
| | | | ... release scheme (ERS) on superannuation licensee and provides insight into member switching, investment options, foreign currency exposure and hedging. The first PDC submission is due July 31 and captures the data from April, May and June. Following this ... |
| | | | ... could be because the rest of the world had become conditioned to the expanding Beijing-Washington rift - from trade, to currency, recently Hong Kong and now, cyberespionage. It could be because the world has a much bigger small coronavirus to fry. US ... |
| | | | ... the day, the broader Stoxx 600 rallied by as much as 1.3% and closed at its highest level since early March. The euro currency surged to US$1.15 for the first time since January 2019. It's still a long way away from the EU having a central fiscal ... |
| | | | ... significant gains during the quarter, it said, with FX, local rates, and sovereign and corporate credit spreads rallying. Local-currency sovereign debt lifted 9.8% during the quarter, while external sovereign debt pushed 12.3% higher thanks to the compression ... |
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