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| | | Australian Ethical saw a net outflow of $100 million in its investment business in the first quarter of the financial year. The ethical fund manager said wholesale redemptions outweighed the inflows from new products and client wins. Net flows into ... |
| | | | ... assets in metropolitan Melbourne, 100% leased to the Equal Living Group on 20-year triple net leases indexed to annual inflation. The assets are operated by Equal Living Group and are designed for long term government funding programs including the National ... |
| | | | ... Western Australian homes. The project also includes a community benefit fund, providing a $150,000 annually, indexed to inflation, for local projects for more than 25 years from the start of construction. "Kondinin is a long-term investment in the region ... |
| | | | ... slowing deployment, including workforce constraints, a more challenging investment environment, grid connection delays and inflation. The Ultra Low-Cost Solar White Paper Update report highlights the need for innovation across the full cost of delivering ... |
| | | | ... Australia's largest companies," he said. "This year investors will need to remain vigilant to ensure that we do not see the inflation in CEO salaries or a pay breakout that we see in markets like the US." As for golden parachutes, termination payments ... |
| | | | ... climate-driven dislocations across global commodity markets as an intensifying El Niño threatens to drive a renewed wave of inflation into 2027. Target investors include insurers, pensions and endowments seeking both diversification and protection against ... |
| | | | ... meet both their investment objectives and sustainability ambitions. "For institutional investors seeking long-dated, inflation-linked cashflows, exposure to essential public assets and diversification away from traditional markets, concession infrastructure ... |
| | | | ... government and R&D spending increased 1% to $4.4 billion in 2024-25 compared to 2022-23. However, when adjusted for inflation, expenditure declined 4% in real terms. ABS head of business statistics Tom Lay said the increase represented the weakest growth ... |
| | | | ... economies forgoes would-be migrant spending on housing, goods, and services, dampening aggregate demand and weighing on inflation in the early years of the scenario," the report read. "The drag on demand is partly cushioned by the fact that, although ... |
| | | | ... East and other parts of the world, along with macroeconomic factors, such as the reversal of globalisation, volatile inflation and resource scarcity. While this is not necessarily new, Armitage said it is a good reminder for investors that these are ... |
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