Market wrapBY AAP | THURSDAY, 29 MAY 2014 12:10PMThe share market has recovered most of its early losses to be relatively flat. Related News |
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Future Fund makes leadership appointments
Future Fund has appointed a chief financial officer and chief risk officer, as well as a chief people, culture and inclusion officer.
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HESTA no longer holds any MinRes shares, after the mining company failed to respond to its concerns around poor governance.
Former Qualitas duo launch funds management shop
Former Qualitas duo Manuel Paraskevos and Ethan Dixon have opened Poinsettia Capital, a Brisbane-based advisory and funds management firm that provides tailored debt and equity finance for mid-market residential projects in South-East Queensland.
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Philip Miall
HEAD OF MULTI-SECTOR PRIVATE DEBT
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QIC head of private debt Australia Phil Miall's nearly 30 years' experience covers every corner of the credit market. He shares why active management is critical in the asset class and what he's learned during periods of tumult. Karren Vergara writes.
