A global low return environment - what does this mean for Australian investors?

By madhu on January 27, 2016

A global low return environment has implications for the Australian market.

A global low return environment has implications for the Australian market, and particularly the global listed real estate sector. Chris Bedingfield from Quay Global Investors shares his views.

Article written by madhu

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