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| | | ... and products that will make super more relevant to its members. Kinetic Super executive officer customer experience Chris Green said Ralph will look at the current super landscape and find new ways of engaging with members to make super more relevant ... |
| | | | ... custody industry would be unrecognisable in five years were EY Asset Servicing Advisory's Arjan Bloemer, NSW T-Corp's Jonathan Green and NAB Asset Servicing's David Knights. They argued that, like in the world of mobile communications, technology advances ... |
| | | | ... their investment teams under TCorp. Following the amalgamation, TCorp rejigged its investment and leadership teams. Jonathan Green, former TCorp head of investments, was appointed general manager of investment implementation and operations. General manager ... |
| | | | I wasn't missing a few screws after all. Yesterday, I ranted and admitted on this space that I was confused with Wall Street's reaction - it was up strongly - despite "headlines upon headlines alluding to a September lift-off". "Wall Street's positive ... |
| | | | The Australian market looks set to open higher, despite a mixed lead from Wall Street where the Dow was dragged lower on a disappointing Procter & Gamble earnings report. At 0754 AEST on Friday, the September share price index futures contract was up ... |
| | | | Superannuation representative groups have backed calls by federal Greens MP Adam Bandt for a Senate inquiry looking at the problem of women's retirement savings. Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) chief executive Tom Garcia believes ... |
| | | | As a former project manager, David Braga has seen it all. He's worked on almost every type of job going in the financial services industry, which is precisely what makes him the right man for the job as BNP Securities Services' new head of Australia ... |
| | | | Well they tried, and they tried, and they tried, but it seems that there's just no bringing back gold's shine. Gold was hit for six - that is, prices dropped for a sixth consecutive day overnight - down to a low of US$1,088.05 per ounce (the lowest ... |
| | | | The green bond market is expected to triple as investor demand for the vehicle grows, even in countries where policy does not favour renewable energies, BNP Paribas said. "Investment in green infrastructure is increasing at a rapid rate, here and overseas," ... |
| | | | ... what the sum of all the markets' fears equal to at present. And oh, Cyprus' General Market Index even ended 0.22%... in the green. Yup, Cyprus, the country which also suffered a bank run two years ago as it negotiated a bail-out with what was then the ... |
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