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| | | ... re-insurance groups which has just completed another major study of sickness and death incidences across the UK, Hong Kong, Malaysia, China, South Africa and Singapore. This demographic and health profile change means the real risk needs of consumers ... |
| | | | ... invests in listed companies' securities in the Asian region, including firms based in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore and Pakistan among others. The fund's portfolio typically includes 50 per cent or more net exposure to stocks ... |
| | | | ... buy side trading locally on the ASX, which covers around 3000 stocks, now all these different exchanges like Singapore, Malaysia and Japan are at your disposal to trade which they did not have before," Michael Corcoran, sales director at ITG, said. "Triton ... |
| | | | ... more room for a fiscal stimulus to support growth. Nevertheless, some Asian economies, like Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia with exports to America equivalent to 20 per cent or more of their GDPs have greater exposure to a US downturn than China and ... |
| | | | ... reported losses of up to 32 per cent. The quarter's biggest winner was Egypt, which returned 198 per cent trumping Chile, Malaysia, and China, all of which gained more than 50 per cent. To put in context however, Mark Wist, director at Property Investment ... |
| | | | ... bonds while state-owned enterprises are buying stakes in companies as diverse as General Electric Plastics, HSBC bank and Malaysia's Maxis telecommunications group. This may only be the tip of the iceberg, to mix metaphors for the desert Kingdom. The ... |
| | | | ... emerging markets, including Argentina, Brazil, Chile, China, the Czech Republic, Egypt, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Israel, Malaysia, Mexico, Morocco, Peru, the Philippines, Poland, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Turkey. "Muslim ... |
| | | | ... 1,308 'mass affluent' investors in 13 countries across Asia, including Australia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, India, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong and China. China and India represented the most confident countries in the region, with 70 ... |
| | | | AMP appointed the head of its largest division as the successor to long-time chief executive Andrew Mohl. Craig Dunn, the current managing director of AMP Financial Services, will be the new chief executive effective 1 January next year, after seven ... |
| | | | ... Allan Griffiths widens his reach to include the Taiwanese and Malaysian divisions. The chief executives for Taiwan and Malaysia, Chris Knight, Ho Ming Heng, will continue in their roles, but now report to Griffiths. All regional heads report to group ... |
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