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| | | ... latest deal is the firm's third foray into Australia retail real estate after acquiring Greenwood Plaza in North Sydney and Mount Ommaney in Brisbane in October 2014. The company's head of asset management for Australia, Jayson Egan, said: "The underlying ... |
| | | | ... construction committee, chief executive at Investing 101, a co-founder of Tribeca Learning and has held other roles at ANZ, Mount Street Securities, HSBC and Citi. At Stanford Brown, Owen will partake in the establishment of the group's managed account ... |
| | | | InPayTech executive chairman and financial services stalwart Don Sharp is calling out regulatory challenges faced by Australian fintechs and is encouraging the federal government to take a long-term view on disruptive industry legislation. The comments ... |
| | | | ... Spirit of Adventure Award for being the first mother and daughter team in the world to climb the Seven Summits, including Mount Everest in 2008. Bart is the first Australian woman to complete the 'Explorer's Grand Slam'. In 2009, Bart was awarded an ... |
| | | | ... that even without Brexit uncertainty, latest income, consumption and inflation data suggest that the Fed would struggle to mount a highly convincing case for another rate hike. US personal income increased by a lower than expected 0.2% in May, decelerating ... |
| | | | ... Balcatta (WA), and a Mitsubishi dealership in Liverpool (NSW). A 10-year lease has been acquired at the fourth dealership in Mount Gravatt (QLD). Charter Hall expects equity commitments from retail, high net worth and self-managed superannuation fund ... |
| | | | Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) chief executive Tom Garcia believes one of the keys in defining super's purpose will be including an adequacy benchmark. Garcia admits an adequacy benchmark will be "devilishly hard to define" but ... |
| | | | ... longer patience on lift-off. The upward pressure on the Australian dollar - which has already begun - would continue to mount sans an RBA counter-policy move, i.e, a rate cut. The A$ dropped below US$0.70 in early September on widespread expectations ... |
| | | | We're happy, Jan! This is the universal chorus from financial markets everywhere the week - the first 7 trading days of October - after the quarter - the worst three-months since September 2011 - before. Oh yes, yes, yo Virginia, we're happy little ... |
| | | | Like the energizer bunny, China keeps on going and going... and going. Certainly, concerns are mounting over the Middle Kingdom's slowing economy in recent months but even the IMF, in its latest World Economic Outlook (WEO) -- released 6 October -- ... |
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