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| | | ... nations. The deal will grow the Australian investment bank's head count by 8% and give it presence in Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines. Macquarie head of infrastructure Nicholas Moore said Macquarie would also take up ING's 1,300 clients ... |
| | | | ... to the due diligence include ING operations in Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, China, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines. ING's Asian sales and trading desks in London, Asian sales desks in New York and other markets are also ... |
| | | | ... the real estate sector - including all residential and commercial investments - came from the United States, the UK and Malaysia. |
| | | | ... growth." The survey involved more than 1,500 CEOs across a range of industries from Australia, the US, UK, Canada and Malaysia, with 171 Australian responses. |
| | | | ... by the meltdown, the IMF's demands for reform and tough restrictions caused widespread anger. In one act of defiance, Malaysia pegged its ringgit to the US dollar to protect it from currency speculators, a move that was criticised at the time by the ... |
| | | | ... interest rate structure in many countries. Amongst emerging markets, Bulgaria's short-end yields are 2.6%, Latvia's is 3%, Malaysia at 4.5%, Singapore at 0.6%, South Korea at 3.75%, Taiwan at 1.4%, Thailand's 1.3%, Malta at 3%, Argentina at 1.3%, Chile ... |
| | | | ... the assistant treasurer and minister for revenue, has today announced the amendment to a double taxation agreement with Malaysia, which will see investment and trade relations between the two countries strengthen. "The signing of the Second Protocol ... |
| | | | The Australian dollar was marginally firmer but had unravelled a good deal of its offshore gains to noon. At 1200 the Australian dollar was trading at $US0.6476/81 compared with yesterday's close of 0.6475/80. The Australian currency hit a two-week ... |
| | | | ... Management Group. Mr Craig will now oversee the operations of Macquarie Funds Management's three joint venture businesses in Malaysia, Korea and Taiwan. Mr Craig takes over the operational responsibilities from Mr Bruck and will relocate to Sydney from ... |
| | | | ... benefit greatly from an integrated market taking in the United States, Japan, South Korea, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and New Zealand. "A single market with this membership would be an enormous powerhouse, representing ... |
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