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Independent Investment Research updates developments among Australia's listed investment companies and provides comparative data

Betting company raises chief executive’s pay by 26% to €1.4m

We continue to position the portfolio defensively with high levels of cash in the face of interest rate turmoil. Value is returning with the recent shifts higher in yields and corporate credit spreads, but we think it’s too early to position the portfolio with more interest rate and credit risk.

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Janus Henderson has launched the Janus Henderson Net Zero Transition Resources Active ETF (Managed Fund) (ASX: JZRO) in Australia.

GQG Partners Emerging Markets Equity held the largest exposure at the end of 2021, according to Lonsec, but the firm cut this to just over 1% by the end of February by reducing financial and energy exposures.

As growth fades and inflation continues to threaten, 2022 has gotten off to a bumpy start. In this environment we have positioned the portfolio more conservatively by reducing credit risk and we have maintained our interest rate exposure at a low level.

A wide range of ETFs have seen a surge in popularity as well as performance. Australian ETF investors have primarily put their money into passive products such as index-tracking funds over the past y

Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI), headed by Jose Teodoro ‘TG’ Limcaoco, had a very remarkable 2021 despite pandemic conditions. Ma. Theresa Marcial, BPI’s CFO and CSO, explained that BPI’s success can be gauged by the numerous awards garnered by the bank from the regulators and various awards-gi

Bunye: What a year it has been for BPI