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| | | ... Australian companies are putting money into Vietnam. "High profile businesses in finance including ANZ, Commonwealth Bank, QBE Insurance and some oil and gas exploration through Santos," he said. "There are lot of opportunities in financial services ... |
| | | | ... 16 cents at $9.51. A majority of the company's business is done in the US, where it said the housing market was improving. QBE Insurance, which also has a large exposure to the US market, was another strong performer, up 37 cents, or 2.9 per cent, at ... |
| | | | ... happens, it will be seen as a... short-term positive, because he would clearly be a pro-stimulus central bank governor," he said. QBE Insurance shares fell 66 cents, or 5.07 per cent, to $12.37 at 1035 AEDT, after announcing an annual profit growth of ... |
| | | | ... Transfield Services, Ramsay Health Care and Whitehaven Coal are among the companies expected to post first half results, while QBE Insurance Group and Oil Search are due to announce full year earnings. Meanwhile, Macmahon shareholders are due to vote ... |
| | | | ... years experience within the trade credit insurance industry in Australia, holding various management positions with Coface, QBE Trade Indemnity and Dexta Corporation. Until May 2012, he was country manager of Coface Australia, and most recently served ... |
| | | | ... Bureau of Statistics releases its international merchandise imports for October. In equities news, Telstra CEO David Thodey, QBE chairman Belinda Hutchinson, Westpac chairman Lindsay Maxsted and ANZ chairman John Morschel are to speak at an Australian ... |
| | | | ... Billiton dropped 12 cents to $34.34, Rio Tinto lost one cent to $58.68 and Fortescue fell six cents to $3.99. Insurance giant QBE expects its losses from superstorm Sandy in the United States to be up to $US450 million ($A434.85 million). QBE shares ... |
| | | | ... activity increases to replace damaged infrastructure." Insurers were among the worst performers on the local market, particularly QBE, which has the largest US exposure of the locally listed insurers. QBE shares were down 21 cents, or 1.6 per cent, at ... |
| | | | ... NAB was 19 cents higher at $26.14 and Westpac had gained 18 cents to $25.34. Other financial stocks were also stronger, with QBE Insurance posting the biggest rise, up 1.74 per cent, or 23 cents, to $13.44. Wall Street closed higher overnight, with the ... |
| | | | Frank O'Halloran will leave with up to $37 million in benefits when he steps down as chief executive officer of QBE insurance today. O'Halloran - who headed up QBE for 14 years - will be paid his salary up to 28 August to officially serve out his six ... |
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