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| | | ... Westpac," said Mark Spiers, general manager advice, BTFG. Additionally, Hall will be responsible for dealer services, technical support and the development of new research tools, para-planning and advice documentation and professional development. Hall's ... |
| | | | ... discounted another set of disappointing US economic data and concerns over the Greek debt crisis. Dealers said trade was technical, with London and New York to be closed Monday for public holidays, and unconvincing as investors adjusted positions ahead ... |
| | | | ... hoping to find some way out of a dangerous impasse. Dealers said Wednesday's gains, like Tuesday's, were only a modest technical rebound after recent sustained losses, especially in commodities-linked stocks, and investors showed no appetite for any ... |
| | | | ... previous day as investors welcomed modestly positive US housing and European confidence data. Dealers said the slight technical rebound was unconvincing, with persistent concerns about the eurozone debt crisis and signs of slower growth remaining in ... |
| | | | ... diligence process. Tony Roussos, chief operations officer, FIA, said the group chose Licensee Select for its higher technical, compliance, and professional development capabilities. "We are definitely impressed by Licensee Select's institutional scale ... |
| | | | ... contribution eligibility is correctly assessed and to avoid excess contribution penalties," said Peter Burgess, national technical director, SPAA. Investors can make contributions of $150,000 a year or bring forward two years of contributions if they ... |
| | | | ... resolution scheme. It found investors were reluctant to commence legal action to recover their monetary loss. Peter Burgess, technical director of the Self Managed Super Fund Professional's Association (SPAA), has previously said court action can be ... |
| | | | ... higher yesterday in spite of reports that one of our biggest trading partners has done a double-D. Japan fell back into a technical recession after its economy contracted by a larger-than-expected 0.9 per cent in the March quarter - nearly twice the ... |
| | | | ... relative basis," said Jon Ogg at 24/7WallStreet.com. LONDON - European stock markets closed higher on Thursday, extending a technical rebound after a strong debut by Swiss commodities giant Glencore. Dealers said Glencore's float boosted confidence in ... |
| | | | The Australian dollar was higher at noon, as news that Japan had fallen into a technical recession failed to spook currency traders. At 1200 AEST, the Australian dollar was trading at 106.51 US cents, up from 106.24 cents on Wednesday. Since 0700 AEST ... |
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