Time to position for a falling US dollar?
A sea change may be happening in the currency markets, putting at risk the outsized returns that Australian investors have enjoyed this year and paving the way for portfolio rotation.
The operation of a computer bureau, operation of share registries and the provision of software specialising in share registry, financial and stock markets.
A sea change may be happening in the currency markets, putting at risk the outsized returns that Australian investors have enjoyed this year and paving the way for portfolio rotation.
Strong growth in Computershare's US operations has led the share registry company to a record profit and its highest earnings growth since 2009.
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Computershare appears to be reviving its credentials as a serial deal-maker, with another loan-servicing business acquired in the US for $US71 million on Thursday.
Computershare has confirmed it is the preferred bidder to manage £30 billion of mortgages for failed lenders Northern Rock and Bradford & Bingley for the UK government.
Valuations of most shares on the ASX are fair after the recent falls, Goldman Sachs says, but not miners.
Computershare says it still sees the mortgage servicing platform of UK Asset Resolution as a "potential opportunity", but would not confirm reports it is now favoured to win the former unit of the failed Northern Rock bank.
Stock pickers have been urged by Macquarie Bank to "get ready for lift-off" as next month's long-awaited interest rate hike by the US Federal Reserve prepares to shake up world sharemarkets.
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