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JCB appoints ex Hong Kong Monetary Authority portfolio manager as its Deputy CIO

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Jamieson Coote Bonds (JCB), specialist high grade bond manager, has hired ex Hong Kong Monetary Authority portfolio manager, Duangjai (Kate) Samranvedhya as its new Deputy Chief Investment Officer. Kate will

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22 Nov 2018
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Beware the Australian property silent correction

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The US Federal Reserve hit the brakes for first time in 13 years, policy is now economically ‘restrictive’ The US Federal Reserve (the Fed) lifted interest rates to 2.25% as

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11 Oct 2018
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The increase in the global cost of capital to bite  

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The US Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 0.25% as expected to the upper band target of 1.75%, 0.25% higher than that of the RBA cash rate. The Fed rationalised

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23 Mar 2018
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