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| | | ... despite a fall in its production in the last quarter of 2011. Materials remained the strongest sector, adding 0.7 per cent as Ernst and Young forecast steel output growth of around 6.7 per cent in 2012, driven by rising demand from India and China. BHP ... |
| | | | ... Murdoch has over 37 years chartered accountancy experience and for the last eight years headed the Corporate Finance Team for Ernst & Young Queensland. He specialised in mergers, acquisitions, takeovers, corporate restructures, share issues, pre-acquisition ... |
| | | | ... and financial services division of PricewaterhouseCoopers and also of the business services and superannuation division of Ernst & Young. SPAA said Baker was selected due to her strengths in technical expertise and accounting experience, with which she ... |
| | | | ... establishing and operating managed investment schemes. The sponsors of the report, Perpetual Corporate Trust, MainstreamBPO and Ernst & Young, are attending and participating at the conference, which brings together more than 1,300 of the world's most ... |
| | | | ... analysis and risk unit. Prior to working at Challenger, Davey was a ratings analyst at S&P. He has also worked for Citibank and Ernst & Young. According to Rainmaker, BTIM had $3.6 billion of domestic fixed interest funds and $1.1 billion of international ... |
| | | | ... Islamic Financial institutions that will be apply to Islamic organisations from June this year. A study released by consultant Ernst & Young in 2010 found that the Islamic funds industry may be stagnating because its institutions appear slow to add the ... |
| | | | ... develop a common technology framework that is expected to go live by the end of this year. A study released by consultant Ernst & Young in 2010 found that the Islamic funds industry may be stagnating because its institutions appear slow to add the sophistication ... |
| | | | ... on superannuation administration costs equating to a saving of $1 billion each year, according to research conducted by Ernst & Young on behalf of the Financial Services Council (FSC). The FSC supported the draft proposal and the use of TFNs by super ... |
| | | | An Ernst & Young report concludes that many global and Australian financial services firms prefer organic growth, with cautious attitudes held towards major acquisitions. The third Ernst & Young capital confidence barometer found that while capital ... |
| | | | ... business council for sustainable development (WBSD) in Geneva. He also led the environment and sustainability practice at Ernst and Young in Sydney and has held roles at engineering consultancies WSP Group, CH2M Hill and Dames and Moore (URS). Kirkman ... |
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