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| | AMP Capital has completed its wind up of the AMP Capital Property Income Fund with the sale of the Yass Highway Service Centre for around $23 million. At its peak the fund, which had a 10-year fixed term, owned 42 properties throughout Australia. In ... |
| | | ... have agreed to follow when dealing with personal and small business customers. Smith will join FOS's current lead ombudsman John Price (General Insurance) and Philip Field (Banking and Finance). |
| | | AMP Capital has hired a new head of distribution for its UK and European business. John Angell will be based at the group's London office and will drive institutional sales in the region. He will also have overall responsibility for the sales of AMP ... |
| | | ... and avoids further fragmentation which benefits high frequency traders. Rival exchange Chi-X Australia's chief executive John Fildes questioned the timing of the negotiations. "It is only when the review of the moratorium comes up that they offer cuts," ... |
| | | ... within the financial services industry over the past 25 years," BT Financial Group platforms & operations general manager John Shuttleworth said. During his time with BT, Freeman has held several roles including head of sales and joint head of the equities ... |
| | | ... services and wealth management industry information and publishing groups, has appointed former AMP and AXA head of advice John Dyall. As head of investment research for Rainmaker Information, Dyall will be responsible for leading the expanding investment ... |
| | | ... named interim president and chief executive in June of last year following the tenure of former president and chief executive John Rogers, CFA. Smith will lead the organisation of more than 127,000 investment professionals in 147 countries, most of whom ... |
| | | ... issue particular prominence, taking a heavily critical stance on the ANU's action. Liberal Party grandees Malcolm Fraser and John Hewson, however, supported the ANU's right to divest. Why the critical parties did not respond with such outrage at HESTA ... |
| | | Fifteen per cent of Australians check their phones more than 50 times a day, according to the latest survey from Deloitte, which the company says highlights the huge opportunity for financial services providers to improve mobile offerings. The inaugural ... |
| | | ... January 2016, will make it easier for two way flow of funds between Fund Passport nations," Lloyd said. FSC chief executive John Brogden added: "The signing of free trade agreements with China, Korea and Japan provides a significant opportunity to build ... |
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