The 3 risks that worry global investors
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What you can do about global growth, macroeconomic uncertainties in China and debt.
What you can do about global growth, macroeconomic uncertainties in China and debt.
Wealth management experts pinpoint the asset classes you don’t own enough of and why you should (or shouldn’t) buy more.
Money can buy happiness, but not if you're glued to minute-by-minute share price updates on your phone.
Hungry Jack's founder and Dominos chairman says emerging markets will deliver his the next leg of growth for his fast food brands.
"I would advise anyone to steer clear of illiquid investments," says Launa Inman.
It has always slightly perplexed me that major investment banks would employ, and presumably pay a generous wage to, at least one senior strategist or economist who is prepared to promote a line that runs way out of whack with the firm's view.
Banks could lose their protected status as too-big-to-fail and they may have to raise as much as $40 billion in fresh capital. That will involve a lot of pain.
Getting the most from a property portfolio in volatile markets could mean culling under-performers and reinvesting in quality dwellings.
Possible lower capital growth and income from the traditional resources and banking stocks sources might mean investors need to widen their portfolios, CMC Markets chief markets analyst Ric Spooner says.
"My philosophy is if you invest in people who are passionate about what they do and are driven by high principles, it will deliver a great p...
Investors are right to worry about what even a minor pick-up in bad debts means for the major lenders.
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