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| | | ... Eastern Europe and Baltic States economies. QWL Euro # II Fund will invest in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia. QWL director Ross Hopkins says these nations' stock markets were boosted by admission ... |
| | | | Sean Harrigan, the President of America's biggest pension fund, California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS), has been removed from his post. Harrigan lost his job at the $177-billion fund after the state's Personnel Board voted three to ... |
| | | | ... who discussed the changing landscape for the sector including the role of institutional investors in hedge funds. HSBC Republic Investment's CEO Paul Dunning said similarities existed between institutional investors and private clients however while ... |
| | | | The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) said on Monday it is at an advanced stage of discussions with a Peoples Republic of China (PRC) bank, Jinan City Commercial Bank (JNCCB) regarding strategic co-operation. CBA said this strategic co-operation ... |
| | | | ... court orders against Biri International Limited, Biri, ClubInvest and Gramax Investment Club, all incorporated in the Republic of Vanuatu. Orders were also made against the companies' directors, Philip Northam, Steve Magaric and Graham Laughlin. Orders ... |
| | | | ... Australian market. For a minimum investment of $10,000, the fund offers Australian investors access to the eight-year-old HSBC Republic GH Fund, which is domiciled in Guernsey and managed from London by about 30 managers. The Guernsey fund has posted ... |
| | | | ... week. Australia currently has MFN obligations with France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Finland, the Netherlands and the Republic of Korea. The MFN clauses in the tax treaties with these eight countries were triggered by the reduction in withholding ... |
| | | | ... United States (28.9%), Japan (27.3%), Korea (27.2%) and Ireland (29.9%). Those with higher tax burdens include the Czech Republic (38.4%), Italy (42%), Sweden (51.4%), Norway (43.3%), Germany (36.8%), France (45%) and the United Kingdom (37.3%). The ... |
| | | | ... firm foundation for the future development of both of us, and is a further recognition of the rapid rise of the People's Republic of China, and the development of its financial markets following China's entry into the WTO," Mr Newman said. The move follows ... |
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