Crash landing?

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Growth expectations have significantly declined as the market adjusts to the implications of a potential ‘full-blown Trump’ presidency. Are there idiosyncratic factors at play, or is this the start of

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US shares could rally on Trump administration, bonds to provide income

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For investors seeking stability and income, the expected moderation in inflation could create opportunities for fixed income investments, while US equities are likely to perform well under a Trump administration

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Schroders Australia combines Australian Multi-Asset and Fixed Income teams, makes team leadership changes

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Schroders Australia (SIMAL) has announced a structural change to its Australian Fixed Income and Australian Multi-Asset teams. They will come together as a combined investment capability under a single point

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Equity markets: red hot or red herring?

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Global and Australian economies and markets are holding up better than was expected just four months ago, according to the Schroders Australia investment team, but that doesn’t mean the good

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Dynamic asset allocation a key to attractive returns

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Traditional asset allocation may not suit the new world of higher interest rates and higher inflation and a more dynamic approach to portfolio construction will be required to generate attractive

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Schroders Australia announces leadership changes

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Schroders Australia (SIMAL) has appointed Simon Doyle as chief executive officer, alongside his ongoing role of chief investment officer, a position he has held since February 2022. This is part of

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Schroders appoints two new members to Multi-Asset team

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Schroders is delighted to announce the addition of two new members to the Australian Multi-Asset team, adding experience and strategic capability from across the Asia Pacific region. Sebastian Mullins will join

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