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| | | ... 2011, was handled by two managers, according to Rainmaker Information. Macquarie was managing $530 million while State Street Global Markets had an $810 million mandate, awarded in June 2010. MTAA confirmed that Macquarie has retained its mandate, which ... |
| | | | ... US-style synthetic ETFs at a panel session in Sydney on Friday. Tom Keenan of iShares Australia and Graham Smith of State Street Global Advisers had just finished talking through the strengths of ETFs when Murphy shared the case study with the audience. ... |
| | | | ... strategies used by the institutions." One of the ETFs where footprints could be seen from the big institutions was the State Street Global Adviser's SPDR S&P/ASX 200, he said. The fund, one of the largest, is designed to track the index accurately and ... |
| | | | ... per cent. Crude oil prices touched their highest levels since September 2009 during US trading over the weekend, and Wall Street closed lower. |
| | | | The Australian market is receiving weak leads from offshore trading overnight, with Wall Street flat, European markets mixed, Asian markets mostly closed, while precious metals were higher. Oil was down slightly. On the ASX 24 at 0642 AEDT, the March ... |
| | | | ... five years during their tenure at ING Investment Management. He has also worked at with Allianz Asset Management, State Street Global Advisors and Mercury Asset Management. "Using his diversity of experience, he'll be responsible for fundamental analytics ... |
| | | | ... investors just how sensitive boutique funds can be to 'key man risk', while QSuper's decision to shift $10 billion into State Street ratcheted the active versus passive debate up a notch or two. And with regulatory reforms still a work in progress, and ... |
| | | | ... Ordinaries Index. The $140 million generated in four sessions across the new funds is roughly in line with the $45 million State Street generated shortly after launching its high yield ETF earlier this year. According to ASX data, as of Friday's close ... |
| | | | The $1 billion-plus Prime Super has overhauled its $570 million equities portfolio and withdrew mandates with State Street, BlackRock and BGI, while the fund looks for alternative assets to add to its investments. Lachlan Baird, chief executive of Prime ... |
| | | | State Street has joined the chorus of voices in favour of establishing an 'Asian funds passport' along the lines of Europe's UCITS. But it remains to be seen whether anyone outside Australia is really interested. In a report released today State Street ... |
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