Market Wrap - MiddayBY AAP | MONDAY, 3 NOV 2008 12:40PMThe Australian sharemarket has made a strong start to November, up more than two per cent at midday, driven higher by financial stocks ahead of an expected 50 basis point rate cut in interest rates by the Reserve Bank of Australia tomorrow. |
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AIA snags Acenda head of products
|AIA Australia has welcomed a new head of partnerships, who joined from Acenda after leaving the firm in March.
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Praemium chief exits amid leadership renewal
|Praemium is reshuffling its top leadership to refresh its strategy, keeping the same goals but with "faster pace, better execution and increased focus on customers".
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|Praemium is reshuffling its top leadership to refresh its strategy, keeping the same goals but with "faster pace, better execution and increased focus on customers".
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