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Regulation 28: What the factsheet tells you and what it leaves unanswered
A client asks whether adding another balanced fund would make their retirement investments more diversified. Both funds are marketed or reported as complying with Regulation 28. Their factsheets show different allocations to shares, bonds, and offshore assets. Useful information, certainly. But it does not tell the adviser how much the two funds own in common. For funds designed for retirement investing, compliance is an expected part of the offering.
Regulation 28: What the fact sheet tells you and what it leaves unanswered
A client asks whether adding another balanced fund would make their retirement investments more diversified. Both funds are marketed or reported as complying with Regulation 28. Their fact sheets show different allocations to shares, bonds, and offshore assets. Useful information, certainly. But it does not tell the adviser how much the two funds own in common. For funds designed for retirement investing, compliance is an expected part of the offering.
How developers build AI for good with Gemma 4
| Your browser does not support the audio element. Listen to article [[duration]] minutes Making the most of AI models requires brilliant engineering. That’s why today we’re excited to announce the winners of the Gemma 4 Good Challenge, a Kaggle competition that asked participants to bring impactful AI solutions to the world. While Gemma 4 models allow developers to innovate without limits, deploying them in resource-constrained environments represents a technical challenge.
STRC Is Junk Credit in a Bitcoin Costume, and Retail Is Holding $8.8 Billion of It
There is now $15 billion sitting in three securities being marketed to bitcoin holders as the safer, smarter way to access bitcoin exposure: Strategy’s preferred stack, STRC, and SATA. The pitch is identical across all three. Tax-favored. 11.5% income. Backed by bitcoin. Money-market risk. 82.7% of the buyer base is retail. Every word of that pitch is wrong, and the security those buyers actually own is built to fail in exactly the bitcoin environment it claims to harness.
These developers are changing lives with Gemma 3n
Your browser does not support the audio element. Listen to article [[duration]] minutes When Gemma 3n was released, we hoped developers would use its on-device, multimodal capabilities to make a difference in people’s lives. With more than 600 projects submitted to the Gemma 3n Impact Challenge on Kaggle, the community delivered on that promise. Today, we’re excited to introduce the winners: First Place: Gemma Vision Gemma Vision is an AI assistant designed for visually impaired people.
Play I/O FLIP, a new Google card game built with AI
At Google I/O 2023, we shared how advancements in AI can make information more accessible and improve our everyday lives — and help us have a little fun, too. Before we hit the stage, we released I/O FLIP, an AI-designed card game that shows you the playful, experimental side of generative AI in action. How to play I/O FLIP I/O FLIP is a spin on a classic card game, where you compete in best-of-three matches for the longest winning streak on the leaderboard.
Judicial Review And Project Completion Risk
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Background Major energy projects in Canada currently face extraordinary completion risk – whether by way of undue delay, major restructuring or outright abandonment. A material contributor to such completion risk has been judicial review: the policies, practices and standards that Canada's courts have applied in reviewing administrative decisions made to assess and approve proposed projects.
Participation des peuples autochtones aux projets énergétiques
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A Tale of Three Mega-Dams, and Why Site C Could Face the Axe
New-build major hydroelectric projects in Canada are proving costly, controversial and vulnerable to review and reconsiderations even after construction has commenced. Three recent examples of this are the Muskrat Falls project in Newfoundland, the Keeyask Dam in Manitoba and Site C in British Columbia. Each of these projects: Muskrat Falls is an 824-megawatt hydro plant in Labrador linked by a 1,000-kilometre transmission line to Newfoundland.
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