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| | | Sargon's Diversa, CCSL and Tidswell businesses will be owned by New York-based buyers, who are committing to retaining Aussie jobs and have hired a Westpac and BT veteran for the board. New Yorker Teddy Wasserman of CloverHill Capital and Australian-origin ... |
| | | | ... hold its operating businesses (such as Diversa Trustees) in voluntary administration under EY to protect its interests. New York financier and Sargon investor Teddy Wasserman emerged as the buyer for operating businesses, AFR's Street Talk first ... |
| | | | ... the information. S&P hit back at the miner, filing its own action in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York. Fortescue asked the courts to ban Argus and S&P from reporting on and printing the discounts which the company circulates ... |
| | | | A global private asset consultant and manager with offices in New York, Paris, Geneva and Singapore has made an executive hire, set to boost investment opportunities for local investors and super funds. Flexstone Partners, an affiliate of Natixis Investment ... |
| | | | ... returned about $500 million to clients. The announcement follows Latigo selling its investment management business to New York's Pretium Partners at February end. Latigo co-founders David Ford and David Sabath joined Pretium as senior managing directors ... |
| | | | ... is due to retire from the SLA board next month. Toscafund is a $6 billion multi-asset manager with offices in London, New York and Melbourne. In a statement to Financial Standard, Toscafund's managing director, investor relations for Asia Pacific ... |
| | | | ... 30 years. She is a former banker and lawyer, working at Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan and Linklaters & Paines in London, New York and Australia. She is currently a director of Scentre Group, Myer Family Investments, the Australia-China Council and the General ... |
| | | | ... nearly 137,000. US industrial output fell to levels not seen in 70 years in March, while retail sales fell by 8.7%. The New York Federal Reserve's Empire State Index plummeted 57 points to -78.2 in April, its lowest level on record, and the NAHB ... |
| | | | ... the Nasdaq Composite lost 0.33%. The volatility index is now trading up 3.23% at 46.7 points. The falls come despite New York recording its third day straight of coronavirus cases below-peak levels. Even with these decreases, the Governor of New York ... |
| | | | ... best positioned when the market recovers." Ausbil manages global and Australian equities, and is owned by employees and New York Life Insurance Company. The firm managed $12 billion as at February end. |
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