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How should investors respond to ‘fake news’?

11 July 2017 • By Raj Shant • 1 min read

How should investors respond to ‘fake news’?

The proliferation of fake news has put the onus on investors to verify information and cross-check every fact, writes Newton Investment Management’s...

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How should investors respond to ‘fake news’?

Clouds on the horizon for Australia

Australia may be about to eclipse the Netherland’s record of 25 years without a recession, but the future may not be so rosy, writes Pimco’s Rober...

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How should investors respond to ‘fake news’?

Breaking down the ‘invisible wall’

Fund managers must ensure they are fostering open dialogue and communication with their investors at all times, writes Harvest Lane’s Luke Cummings...

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How should investors respond to ‘fake news’?

Rethinking investment recruitment

Asset owners and managers need to reverse their recruiting processes to ensure they are just as rigorous as their investment processes, writes Super R...

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How should investors respond to ‘fake news’?

Alternative beta is not ‘beta’

In a sea of financial jargon, terms can have multiple interpretations – and ‘alternative beta’ is a great example, writes Man Group’s Simon S...

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How should investors respond to ‘fake news’?

Labouring through a soft patch

There is plenty to encourage the Reserve Bank of Australia in the latest labour market figures, writes Janus Henderson’s Frank Uhlenbruch. Getti...

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How should investors respond to ‘fake news’?

Is residential property near a tipping point?

Non-settlement of new supply could be the factor that puts an end to the Australian residential property boom, writes Quay Global Investors’ Chris B...

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How should investors respond to ‘fake news’?

How financial risk profiling is missing the mark

The current approach to financial risk profiling is short-sighted and outdated, and it is likely to be costing Australians tens (or even hundreds) of ...

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How should investors respond to ‘fake news’?

Australian economy losing momentum

The March quarter GDP growth figure of 0.3 per cent may well be disappointingly low, writes AMP Capital’s Diana Mousina – but it could have been...

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How should investors respond to ‘fake news’?

Smart beta: a disruptive innovation

Smart beta is disrupting the investment industry by displacing underperforming active managers who charge high fees and hug their benchmarks, writes V...

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