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| | | ... by Commonwealth Bank and the World Bank. First State Super, NSW Treasury Corporation (TCorp), Treasury Corporation of Victoria, CBA, QBE and SAFA signed on as the foundational investors of bond-i. Bond-i has raised $110 million, including the above-mentioned ... |
| | | | ... Australian-dollar Kangaroo bond - termed "bond-i" - with input from Northern Trust, QBE, and Treasury Corporation of Victoria. CBA said the bond would be issued and distributed on a blockchain platform operated by the World Bank and CBA in Washington ... |
| | | | ... carbon public transport and energy efficient water treatment. The green bond was issued by the Treasury Corporation of Victoria (TCV); National Australia Bank is the sole arranger, green bond structuring agent and lead manager for TVC on the issue. The ... |
| | | | ... management industry for more than 23 years and has held roles with the Commonwealth Treasury, Treasury Corporation of Victoria and was more recently chief investment officer and head of equities at ING Investment Management. "James' demonstrated expertise ... |
| | | | ... and chief executive of NSW Treasury Corporation. He was also the founding managing director of Treasury Corporation of Victoria. Altius Asset Management is a boutique fixed interest asset management business, formed through a joint venture with Australian ... |
| | | | ... Banking and Asset Management in Melbourne, Sydney, Hong Kong and Tokyo. She has also worked at the Treasury Corporation of Victoria, the Victorian Casino Control Authority and JP Morgan Australia. According to a company spokesperson, Ince will now go ... |
| | | | ... a business manager to work on non-investment activities. Previously, Bovingdon worked at the Treasury Corporation of Victoria as a fixed income specialist before taking a position within funds management at Schroders. In 1999, he moved to Deutsche Bank ... |
| | | | Treasury Corporation of Victoria (TCV), the state\'s central financing authority, today said its funding requirement for the year ending June 30, 2005, would be $A1.7 billion. TCV said the requirement comprised refinancing of $1.4 billion of maturing ... |
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