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| | | ... eclipse Australia's economy within the next decade. "With the UK, USA, Singapore, Japan and Korea the top five foreign investors it's only a matter of time before Australian investors get on board the Indonesia express, particularly with infrastructure," ... |
| | | | ... that the best possible property investments are sourced on behalf of the Fund." The SIV program is open to all foreign investors, but targeted in particular at high net worth Chinese nationals. Applicants are required to invest at least $5 million in ... |
| | | | ... Australian Custodial Services Association (ACSA). In the six months ending December 2012, assets under custody for foreign investors (sub-custody) grew by 13.5%. But for the first six months of 2013, this figure plummeted to 0.1%. In a statement, ACSA ... |
| | | | ... Bond Street - saw a growth in assets under custody. Meanwhile, HSBC was the largest provider of sub-custody to foreign investors in Australia, with AUC of $576 billion. BNP Paribas was number one when it came to non-custodial administration services. ... |
| | | | ... Australian equities manager, Prime Value Asset Management, has become the latest fund house to cater for the foreign investors looking to gain residency in Australia via the Significant Investor Visa (SIV) program. Its flagship Prime Value Growth Fund ... |
| | | | ... for the tolling rights. But even if political and administrative difficulties are overcome, competition from foreign investors is likely to put significant pressure on super funds looking to make long-term investments in infrastructure. |
| | | | ... 1997/1998, policy makers in ASEAN have recognized the need to develop the region's bond markets to attract more foreign investors," Bloomberg said. "With the significant efforts by governments across the region and investors' growing desire to diversify ... |
| | | | ... after offshore markets fell sharply overnight. The recent weakness in the Australian dollar has also led to many foreign investors taking their money out of Australia, including in the share market. But, the currency fall is still being viewed as an ... |
| | | | ... 2013. The Macquarie SIV Cash fund requires a minimum investment of $1 million and has been developed to allow foreign investors to access cash investments in Australia. MSI, a division of Macquarie Funds Group, plans to launch a further three Macquarie ... |
| | | | ... compared to Australian assets under custody (6.7%) for Australian investors. Australian assets under custody for foreign investors (sub-custody) also grew by 13.5% indicating a strong rebound in local markets and global demand for custody and administration ... |
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