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Think Tank June 2008

n a recent Personal Finance article (What Your Chances Are, Personal Finance, 2nd Quarter 2008), Bruce Cameron lifted the lid on the stochastic modeling techniques and explained how this seemingly complex method can be successfully used to help financial planners and consultants provide proper investment advice to their clients....
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Think Tank February 2008

2008 is going to be a challenge and we expect more conservative returns from the market, but we also think great oppor- tunities will exist for flexible, disciplined investors. 2010 is around the corner, the government is putting a massive amount of spend into infrastructure development and China is on an African spending spree....
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Think Tank September 2007

Many of the latest scandals in the retire- ment fund industry like Fidentia, bulking etc. have stemmed from a failure in gover- nance. The Financial Services Board (FSB) believes these scandals could have been avoided if strong, accountable Boards of Trustees had been in place....
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