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State Street wins QIC mandate

BY COMPANY RELEASE | THURSDAY, 24 SEP 2009 11:50AM

State Street has won a mandate from QIC to provide investment services for the Queensland fund manager's new Irish-domiciled qualified investment fund (QIF).

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Read more: QIC, State Street, Australia, Ireland, Queensland, Drogheda, Dublin, GFI Alpha Fund, Global Fixed Interest Alpha Fund, Kilkenny, Naas, Susan Buckley

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