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26 July 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

'Get active' on negative interest rates, warns QIC

With trillions of dollars worldwide parked in negative yielding bonds, institutional investors need to start exercising some "common sense" by ...

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Solar power 'impact investment' fund launched

Impact Investment Group (IIG) has announced the launch of a $100 million fund investing in solar power infrastructure, with fund assets expected to ...

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Stay cautious despite improved data: Perpetual

Global economic conditions seem to be improving, but Perpetual warns that equity investors should tread carefully for the time being. In a note to ...

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Equities set to ‘break new highs’: Morphic AM

Pessimism currently grips global equity markets, but positive global earnings data suggests investors should be more optimistic about the second half ...

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AMP Life loses appeal on AGF voting rights

AMP Life’s appeal against its loss of voting rights at the upcoming AMP Capital China Growth Fund (AGF) extraordinary general meeting has been ...

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Volatility highlights importance of absolute returns

Investors need to consider absolute return strategies within the context of a balanced portfolio to minimise risk associated with market volatility, ...

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Bell Direct introduces new charting technology

Australian broker Bell Direct has announced the launch of new charting technology designed to provide “investor quality” technical analysis

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Retirees must become tax-efficient: Centuria

The result of the recent federal election is unlikely to lead to changes in the proposed superannuation reforms, and Australian investors should ...

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Emerging market bonds offer more value: Brandywine

Fixed-income investors have flocked to ‘safe-haven’ bond markets in the wake of the Brexit referendum, but Brandywine Global cautions that these ...

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Satisfaction with banks reaches three-year low: Roy Morgan

Customer satisfaction with Australia’s big four banks dropped again in June to reach its lowest level since 2013, according to new data from research ...

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