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| | | ... 3.21 per cent, to $4.83 and Santos slipping 12 cents to $13.51. Among the banks, NAB sank ten cents to $20.05, Commonwealth Bank was down 33 cents to $35.28 and Westpac dipped ten cents to $19.20. ANZ was seven cents lower at $15.61, after announcing ... |
| | | | ... alleges that the preserved superannuation benefits of 121 superannuants, totalling over $3.5 million, were deposited into the bank accounts of the LSF. These funds were rolled over from 11 complying superannuation funds. According to ASIC, Little then ... |
| | | | Australian banks are expected to invest in key risk technologies to boost their defensive position over the next 12 months in response to the global credit crisis. IT expenditure will come under new scrutiny but the area is no longer regarded as an ... |
| | | | Just less than a year ago, households, businesses and financial markets were bracing for crude oil at US$200 a barrel. And in July 2008, this fear threatened to become a reality when crude oil prices topped US$147.27 a barrel in the international markets. ... |
| | | | ... out of a trading halt while it conducted a capital raising, getting $3 billion. ANZ fell 36 cents to $15.54, Commonwealth Bank was down $2.02, or 5.32 per cent, at $35.98 and Westpac dipped 86 cents, or 4.32 per cent, to $19.05. Mining giant BHP Billiton ... |
| | | | ... partner, said these investments represent value because "the worst case scenario is already priced in." The impact is that these bank loan-type assets are trading at the same prices as much lower rated securities, said Alliston. Alliston said the current ... |
| | | | ... These initiatives are just the beginning. Martin Fahy, Finsia chief executive, said the government's decision to guarantee bank deposits and the current economic climate would fuel the need for greater financial literacy. |
| | | | Indiscriminate and forced selling of infrastructure debt has QIC positioning itself to pounce on discounted opportunities in the infrastructure debt market. QIC, which has over $70 billion in funds under management, is slightly shifting its focus on ... |
| | | | ... AIG's toxic assets. So were the Swedes. Sweden's national debt office seized the country's largest publicly traded investment bank - 205-year old D. Carnegie & Co. AB - because its failure would 'jeopardise the stability of the financial system.' Signs ... |
| | | | ... Russell in 1998 to work on the launch of Russell's Gateway Investment Program, a strategic alliance between Russell and ANZ Bank. In 2003 Corneil was appointed to lead the retail (adviser) business as it broadened its footprint through a range of new ... |
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