Please note that on 9 September 2020 Elstree Investment Management Limited was replaced as the Responsible Entity (RE) of the Australian Enhanced Income Fund (Fund) by 360 Capital FM. For any inquiries about the Fund please contact 360 Capital FM.
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Please note that on 9 September 2020 Elstree Investment Management Limited was replaced as the Responsible Entity (RE) of the Australian Enhanced Income Fund (Fund) by 360 Capital FM. For any inquiries about the Fund please contact 360 Capital FM.
Elstree Hybrid Fund Dividend Reinvestment Plan Rules.
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Elstree Enhanced Income Fund NAV
Latest: 30 September 2021 $0.8657 (Ex-distribution $0.8559).
Previous: 28 September 2021 $0.8646.
Previous month end: COB 31 August 2021 $0.8608.
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DDO stands for Design and Distribution Obligations. It is a laudable ASIC initiative to make sure that consumers are provided with appropriate financial products. To find out just how it impacts hybrid security issuance we invite you to Click here.
Will the banks continue to pay dividends on their ordinary shares or will they stop paying them and what are the implications for investors in hybrid capital instruments?
There has been much said and written about this lately and we couldn't let the opportunity pass without comment.Â
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We've read about it in the press, we've read about it in blogs and we've read about it in broker research notes. We are of course talking about inflation.
While we don't think an outbreak is imminent we understand that policy makers might have a secret ambivalence to manufacture some because of what it does to debt to GDP ratios. We suggest that (perhaps) manufacturing above trend inflation for a period might not be such a good idea given what it did to real returns and markets in the 1970's.
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