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{Match the reasons for holding each asset class
|type="[]"}
| Equities | Fixed interest | Property | Alternative assets
---+ increased demand for capital
---+ differentation between competing superannuation funds
---+ perceived social benefits
+--- returns in the form of income and capital growth
---+ improved expertise of specialist managers of alternative asset classes
-+-- a low-risk means of funding longer-term liabilities
-++- a hedge against inflation
---+ more investors with long-term horizons
-+-- returns superior to those obtainable from short-term money markets
+--- reduce variance of portfolio returns
-+++ diversification
---+ additional returns
+--- normally liquid and divisible
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{Match the risk with the asset class
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+-- price volatility
+-- price volatility
--+ very management intensive
--+ very management intensive
{There are two distinct sectors in the Australian equities market:
|type="{}"}
{ industrials } (financials and non-financials)
{ resources }
{
|type="{}"}
Equities can reduce { variance } of portfolio returns because their { correlation } with other asset classes, for example, property, is low.
{The main types of fixed interest securities both domestically and internationally are:
|type="{}"}
{ public } { sector } (government or semi-government)
{ corporate } { borrowings } (debentures and notes)
{ structured } { issues } including mortgage-backed paper
{ indexed } bonds
{Three main categories of direct property investment are:
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{ commercial }/office
{ industrial }
{ retail }
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Latest revision as of 07:43, 3 April 2008

1 Match the reasons for holding each asset class

Equities Fixed interest Property Alternative assets
increased demand for capital
differentation between competing superannuation funds
perceived social benefits
returns in the form of income and capital growth
improved expertise of specialist managers of alternative asset classes
a low-risk means of funding longer-term liabilities
a hedge against inflation
more investors with long-term horizons
returns superior to those obtainable from short-term money markets
reduce variance of portfolio returns
diversification
additional returns
normally liquid and divisible

2 Match the risk with the asset class

Equities Fixed interest Property
relatively illiquid in the short term
convexity risk
duration risk
comparatively high transaction costs
inflation risk
indivisible
income uncertainty
insolvency risk
economic risk
price volatility
very management intensive

3 There are two distinct sectors in the Australian equities market:

(financials and non-financials)

4

Equities can reduce

of portfolio returns because their

with other asset classes, for example, property, is low.

5 The main types of fixed interest securities both domestically and internationally are:

(government or semi-government)

(debentures and notes)

including mortgage-backed paper

bonds

6 Three main categories of direct property investment are:

/office


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