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| | | ... estate portfolios in the US further illustrates this point. Richard Adams, director of client service and marketing for New York based Sentinel Real Estate Corporation, told Financial Standard that residential apartments now account for almost a quarter ... |
| | | | ... the transaction for its investors. Litigation, involving Perpetual, Lehman Brothers, and Saphir's trustee, the Bank of New York Mellon, ensued, with courts on either side of the Atlantic providing opposing rulings. But now, after more than 18 months ... |
| | | | ... Launched in 2001, the Liquidnet Community extends to 38 equity markets across five continents. The firm is headquartered in New York with offices in Boston, London, San Francisco, Chicago, Toronto, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Sydney and Singapore. |
| | | | ... trading investigation on Wall Street calling for general information and intends to cooperate fully with that inquiry". The New York Times also reported that Wellington Management, which has a significant Australian presence, has also received a subpoena ... |
| | | | ... opened up its Developing Markets Equity Fund to Australian institutional investors. The fund is managed out of the firm's New York office and is based on a strategy that has been running since 2008. The product was opened up to overseas investors in ... |
| | | | ... billion euro ($A124.46 billion) bailout deal to ease its debt troubles. The successful return of General Motors to the New York stock exchange also boosted US stocks. The blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.57 per cent, while the S&P 500 index ... |
| | | | ... soon three heads - or more - could pop up (Portugal, Spain, Italy). Investors fled risk assets big time overnight from "New York to Rio and old London town" fearing more tightening measures in Beijing and a potential contagion into other European countries ... |
| | | | ... - Reuters via the age.com.au Yes folks, it's over cyberspace. Wall Street dropped big time at the end of last week's New York trade because... it hit the great wall of China. Come now all ye merry gentlemen (and ladies)... not this one again. I've lost ... |
| | | | ... truth in this. China's credit rating downgrade only formalised what many silently fear despite the top grade given by New York -based Standard & Poor's and Moody's. Yes, the same ones who gave excellent credit ratings to CDOs and other structured products ... |
| | | | ... between the ASX and SGX would mirror the global trend of consolidation in the securities exchange industry. In 2006, the New York Stock Exchange tied up with the Paris and Amsterdam bourses to form the NYSE Euronext Group. A year later, it's chief rival ... |
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