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| | | ... US$140-150 oil would plunge the globe into another recession, demand would contract and push prices down, not up to US$300, let alone US$378. And what do you know! I hit painters! Crude oil prices has pulled back after reaching a high of only US$112.79 ... |
| | | | ... junior partner to smaller regional exchange through this deal would risk us losing many of our financial sector jobs. "So let's be clear, this is not a merger, it's a takeover that would see Australia's financial sector become a subsidiary to a competitor ... |
| | | | ... group has already had a strong response from the adviser community but it now wants to expand its search. "Now we want to let the wider adviser community know that we are open for business." "We are letting the market know what we are looking for, which ... |
| | | | Rising M&A activity in superannuation is forcing asset consultants to lift their game or risk being edged out by their rivals - and the leading players are future-proofing their business through bigger investment teams and sharpened investment models. ... |
| | | | ... economies, led by China. One of these events alone is enough for investors to question the outlook for global economic growth, let alone all coming in all at once. But commodity investors remain unnerved. The commodity price uptrend remains intact. Since ... |
| | | | From an $18 billion asset consultancy in 2000 to the $100 billion behemoth today, Frontier Investment Consulting is all grown up - and it is finding new ways to deliver more value to its clients. This week Frontier's managing director Fiona Trafford-Walker ... |
| | | | The Financial Industry Community Aid Programme (FICAP) staged its fifth successful fundraising event 'Who Wants To Be A RockStar?' last night, raising more than $120,000 for charity. Over 400 wealth management professionals gathered at the Loft in Sydney ... |
| | | | ... North Africa. Equity markets fell as oil prices declined despite crude looking like it won't hold above US$100 after all, let alone US$300. It's been flipped on its back. Higher oil prices no longer threatens the global economy, it is the slowing economy ... |
| | | | ... headline gets closer. "Right now and over the last quarter, there has been a dramatic increase in activity and its not going to let up between now and 30 June, although a lot of funds would benefit from an extension of the deadline although whether this ... |
| | | | ... US$140-150 oil would plunge the globe into another recession, demand would contract and push prices down, not up to US$300, let alone US$378. And this is apart from the fact that other sources of energy - solar, wind, water, bio, geothermal, nuclear ... |
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