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Platypus enters the long-short pond

... solid gains in bull markets so as to generate attractive performance over the cycle." Sicklen is joined at the helm by ex-JPMorgan Asian hedge fund manager Chris Talbot, Charles Magri and non-executive Chairman and CEO, Nick Wright. Sicklen points to ...

Market Wrap

AAP  |  THURSDAY, 20 OCT 2005
... October 1987 crash with the S&P 500 closing with its largest point gain in almost six months, as profit reports from JPMorgan and others pointed to strong quarterly earnings. The Dow Jones industrial average jumped more than 100 points, finishing up ...

S&P places Citigroup Asset Management Australian funds 'on hold'

... Australian asset management business has experienced throughout its 20-year history. At different times throughout this period JPMorgan, Salomon Smith Barney, and Citigroup Asset Management have each owned the operation. S&P fund analyst Greg Barr says ...

Mariner Wealth selects Dignum as chief operating officer

... experience extends across companies of various sizes, for boutique firms to large multinational organisations. Treasury Group, JPMorgan Investor Services, AMP Personal Investments, Cogent Investment Operations and Perpetual Fund Service are some of the ...

InfoComp signs up another global brand

... growing stable of global and large local financial institutions which also includes Asteron (Promina Group), Credit Suisse, JPMorgan, Macquarie Bank, Merrill Lynch Investment Managers and Perpetual Investments," he says. Although he would not disclose ...

Ex-pats to head JPMorgan in Australia

AAP  |  MONDAY, 16 FEB 2004
JPMorgan has announced the appointment of Tim Fletcher and Shaun Treacy to co-head the investment bank in Australia. Former Merrill Lynch banker Mike Tilley will join the firm as vice chairman of investment banking. JPMorgan\'s senior country officer ...

Australian economy set for 3.5% growth in 2003: JPMorgan

... construction pipeline should sustain household spending for some time yet. But it warned that by 2004 the tide could be turning. JPMorgan forecasted growth of 3% in 2004 as household spending weakened and the housing market slowed.