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| | | ... Future readings should reveal the first order impact of Brexit on these sectors. PBOC fixes yuan down The People's Bank of China (PBOC) once again recalibrated the yuan's exchange versus the US dollar, fixing the mid-point of the yuan's trading band ... |
| | | | ... manager. It is the first institutional fund to exclusively target industrial water infrastructure in Europe, Southeast Asia, China, Australia and New Zealand. The goal is to deploy the fund's capital to 10 to 15 water projects and "[deliver] greater ... |
| | | | AMP Capital has released the explanatory memorandum for the July 28 extraordinary general meeting for the China Growth Fund (ASX:AGF), urging unitholders to vote to continue the fund with enhancements. The memorandum comes after LIM Advisors, the activist ... |
| | | | TH Real Estate has partnered with a China-focused real estate private equity firm to launch a specialist China Outlet Mall Fund. TH Real Estate will be the fund manager for the new product, while Gaw Capital Partners will act as co-capital sponsor and ... |
| | | | One of China's largest asset managers and the in-house investment manager for the Netherlands' $500 billion National Civil Pension Fund (ABP) are in discussions to form a long-term strategic alliance. APG manages assets for ABP, which is the Netherlands' ... |
| | | | The Supreme Court ruled against voting rights for one of the biggest shareholders of the AMP Capital China Growth Fund at the upcoming extraordinary general meeting (EGM) in July. AMP Life, which holds roughly 36% of units in the China Growth Fund on ... |
| | | | ... Alvin Tan and Anthony Michael said there were four key questions being asked by investors: the chance of a hard landing in China; whether emerging markets or developed markets will outperform; the impact of secular stagnation over the next decade; and ... |
| | | | ... among major advanced economies, the result of the EU Referendum in the UK ('Brexit') and financial stability concerns in China". |
| | | | ... identify specific health "priorities" in a country. The first 18 countries to join the initiative are: Bangladesh, Brazil, China, Ecuador, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Malawi, Morocco, Myanmar, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Philippines, Rwanda, Solomon Islands ... |
| | | | ... sovereigns, with only 1% of assets withdrawn or cancelled. Commenting on the findings, Terry Pan, chief executive of Greater China, Singapore and Korea at Invesco said: "Though new funding globally has diminished somewhat, many sovereigns are now used ... |
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