The agreement is part of the EIB's Trade Finance Facility scheme for Greece, under which the EIB guarantees letters of credit and other trade instruments issued ...
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The Federal Reserve will reverse course and cut interest rates sooner and more aggressively than money markets forecast this year as signs of a US economic ...
THE Federal Reserve will reverse course and cut interest rates sooner and more aggressively than money markets forecast this year as signs of a US economic ...
(Bloomberg) -- The Federal Reserve will reverse course and cut interest rates sooner and more aggressively than money markets forecast this year as signs of ...
The recent partnership between the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) and HSBC will help superannuation funds diversify globally, ...
Evidently, APRA data shows that funds hold 45% of investments offshore, up from 30% a decade ago. "We have access to local liquidity, knowledge, and expertise, which is information we can relay to members; plus, the addition of products and solutions, and various services, whether it's in the form of asset management, security services, or access to liquidity," he said. "The partnership with AIST is about building a profile and expanding the brand and the breadths that we have across those super funds." HSBC head of global banking, Australia Anita O'Brien commented: "Our partnership with super funds isn't a new one, it's something we've been doing for a long period of time and want to continue to do as super funds expand offshore." In an interview with Financial Standard, Wheeler said super funds are facing an increasing need for diversification opportunities due to the concentration of risk in Australian public assets, specifically fixed income and equities. The partnership is also expected to bolster HSBC's business with super funds in areas such as custody, foreign exchange, real assets, and asset management.