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| | | After announcing its survival of the sub prime crisis with only minimal losses and a total staff salary payout of $16.9 billion, Goldman Sachs has created a philanthropic fund committing partners to contribute part of their salaries to charities. Contributing ... |
| | | | Property trust manager Reed Funds Management (RFM) has signed a deal to distribute client account information to advisers through InvestmentLink's e-Portfolio data service. The agreement will increase RFM's distribution range to 9000 advisers nationwide ... |
| | | | Schroders has appointed two new analysts to its team, covering Australian mining stocks and credit. Former ABN Amro equity analyst Alex Mears will cover mining stocks within the Australian equities team and report to head of equities research Justin ... |
| | | | ... of the overall volume and a 71.3 per cent increase over the previous year. Then the crunch came and Babcock & Brown CEO, Phil Green, noting the cost of capital had changed said, "If capital is still cheaper for a private equity firm than it is to raise ... |
| | | | Standard and Poor's has launched three new Shariah law-compliant indices, targeting infrastructure, healthcare and large-midcap stocks. The three indices are the S&P Global Infrastructure Shariah, S&P Global Healthcare Shariah, and S&P/IFCI Large-MidCap ... |
| | | | ... October. In company news, NIB Holdings Ltd will list on the Australian stock exchange, Babcock & Brown Ltd chief executive Phil Green addresses an Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce lunch on "Opportunities and challenges for the structured finance ... |
| | | | The demarcation lines between international and local equities will soon disappear, according to Schroders' head of Australian equities, Martin Conlon. He said the removal of national barriers between companies, markets and exchanges would lead to an ... |
| | | | Europe could see more small or mid-size private equity buyouts in the near future, thanks to larger corporations repositioning and smaller businesses looking for succession solutions, according to European independent private equity fund of funds manager ... |
| | | | Investor sentiment across developing countries in Asia remains buoyant, and higher than in more established and sophisticated markets, according to an ING study. The ING Investment Sentiment Tracking Study surveyed 1,308 'mass affluent' investors in ... |
| | | | There's nothing poor about Singapore. A home away from home for global financial 'A' listers, and with escalating numbers of wealthy locals, Singapore has become a bit of an Aussie-phile when it comes to buying up assets. Reports back in May had the ... |
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