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| | | ... across multi-asset class products and alternative investments. According to Rainmaker Information, BlackRock was Australia's sixth largest fund manager at June 30th, with over $42 billion under management. Diversified banking giant Morgan Stanley disappointed ... |
| | | | ... hot or too cold. There were some bad news bears in Europe too. Germany's ZEW index of economic sentiment declined for the sixth straight month to a one-year low in October. The index of consumer sentiment fell to its lowest level since January last year. ... |
| | | | ... also advertise for a chief investment officer in the coming weeks as part of the new business model, said Mussared. The sixth position, which is also soon to be advertised, is for a senior risk and compliance role. KPMG is conducting the search on behalf ... |
| | | | ... investors to invest in certain Westpoint products and engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct. This settlement is the sixth reached by ASIC as part of its compensation proceedings commenced on behalf of Westpoint investors. The settlement was reached ... |
| | | | ... rolling out new initiatives to make the UK more attractive for local businesses and investors. Currently, Australia is the sixth largest major investor in Britain while the UK is Australia's second largest investor, with Britain the second largest investor ... |
| | | | ... low. In the currency markets investors flocked to safe havens, such as the US dollar, yen and Swiss franc. Gold rose for a sixth day. The S&P 500 index fell back well below its 50-day moving average, a worrying development for investors after the index ... |
| | | | ... resources analyst Gary Armor, who subsequently joined Lodestar Capital Partners in April. Fitzgerald's departure is the sixth in nine months for the manager. The fund manager suffered from two high profile departures in April, including small cap equity ... |
| | | | ... share competition structure of retail investment platforms. According to Rainmaker, IOOF would jump two ranking places to sixth with 4.5 per cent of the market while the hypothetical NAB/MLC/Aviva/AXA group, without North, would still be ranked number ... |
| | | | ... for a 30,000 gain. Even better, the previous month's number was adjusted higher by 6,000 more jobs. More, July marked the sixth consecutive month of increase in private payrolls. Ahhh... but here the bears have something to say. They point to the accompanying ... |
| | | | ... various super funds, gathered at the annual ASFA Communications Awards held in Melbourne last Friday. The awards, now in its sixth year running as a standalone event, featured entries that included a Facebook campaign, an online 'super school' website ... |
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