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| | | ... transaction for FlexiGroup. It represents Australia's first Australian-dollar denominated, publicly offered asset-backed green bond and the world's first "Climate Bond Certified" ABS transaction to meet the criteria for certification under the Climate ... |
| | | | ... partners bring expertise in a broad range of financial specialty areas. This includes clean energy infrastructure finance, green bonds, project finance, green asset-backed securities, emerging markets investment and advisory assistance, and approaches ... |
| | | | Well he tried, and he tried, and he tried but he can't get no satisfaction, oh no, no. no. For all intents and purposes, ECB President Mario Draghi over-delivered on the eagerly-awaited stimulus promised two months ago. He came in firing not with one... ... |
| | | | ... income markets, both in Australia and New Zealand," Hiom said. Stockbrokers Association of Australia chief executive Andrew Green said T+2 gives Australia a significant competitive advantage at a time when global investors are yearning for confidence ... |
| | | | ... they have held in reserve to top up and diversify their investment portfolios," said deVere Group chief executive Nigel Green. "The survey overwhelmingly demonstrates that they are aware of the opportunities to buy high quality equities at the prices ... |
| | | | ... could affect growth and inflation in the United States". The interpretation of these is captured in Bloomberg's headline, "Bond Market Moves Closer to Seeing No Fed Rate Increases in 2016" - a case for US$ weakness. The next move in the US$ would depend ... |
| | | | ... environmentally friendly business model," AXA IM's report said. Given that 2015 was the fourth consecutive record year for green bonds issuances, AXA IM said this year will signal a need for selectivity. It said corporates are now the number one issuers ... |
| | | | State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) says exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are one of the largest beneficiaries of global market volatility as investors look to dodge high levels of uncertainty. SSGA Australia head of SPDR ETFs Amanda Skelly said while dramatic ... |
| | | | Are we barking at the wrong tree? Let me rephrase that, we are barking at the wrong tree. It has been less than a month ago - before this wailing and gnashing of teeth - that bad China news brought hopes that central command would fight back with stimulus ... |
| | | | ... So is the market-based measure of inflation expectations - the yield differential between the nominal 10-year US Treasury bond and the 10-year US Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS). The differential stood at 1.75% last night, down from 1.87% ... |
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