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| | | ... BT Investment Management (as it was called prior to the 2018 rebrand to Pendal Group) in 2007 with two other tranches selling in 2015 and 2017. Westpac has also been slowly withdrawing assets managed by Pendal, while the latter also separates its operations ... |
| | | | ... from AustralianSuper in relation to it blowing up a 40,000 year old Aboriginal heritage site, but the fund won't be selling down its $1 billion dollar stake. AustralianSuper chief investment officer and deputy chief executive Mark Delaney revealed ... |
| | | | ... a range of popular products and trading features for partners and their clients in times of volatility including short-selling and hedging." CMC said trades will be directed via smart order routers to a range of venues including both displayed (lit) ... |
| | | | ... WAM's actions. He had intended to pay 7.0 cents per share, a premium to the 6.9 cents that shareholders would receive by selling into WAM Active's takeover bid, it said. WAM said the offer contains inadequate information on the value of Keybridge, which ... |
| | | | ... Australia's $2.7 trillion pool of retirement. "ASIIVs will allow National Cabinet to turbocharge asset recycling programs by selling assets into a common vehicle to finance new job-creating infrastructure projects," Loane said. "They will also enable ... |
| | | | ... market but from what has occurred recently, whether its office (Dexus acquiring stake in Rialto Towers), childcare (CQE selling in NZ), and retail (the recent sale of a majority interest in Mt Ommaney at a higher price than Vicinity's book value last ... |
| | | | ... rapidly approaching deadline signaling the end of exemptions from capital gains tax, expats now face further challenges in selling their former family homes, with only COVID-19 to blame. Atlas Wealth Management managing director James Ridley argues that ... |
| | | | ... $100,000 to $200,000 annually. Only a small percentage (5%) of respondents indicated the pandemic had forced them to consider selling their property in the next six to 12 months, PICA chair Ben Kingsley said. "What's more telling is that more than 30% ... |
| | | | ... equities. "That is, a company like Qantas has seen its revenues fall to almost zero whilst Woolworths, with toilet paper selling like hotcakes (and other grocery items in high demand), should experience revenue growth," it said. " Despite a lower expected ... |
| | | | ... 5-35% growth alternatives and 55-85% equities. "Without changes to our asset allocation ranges we might have to consider selling some of these investments at a time that doing so may not be in the best interests of our members," the fund said. The changes ... |
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