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| | | ... hedge funds. The findings will no doubt come as a boost to the Australian hedge fund industry today, which convenes in Sydney today for the Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA)'s annual forum. Hedge funds ASIC identified account for only ... |
| | | | ... Olympics success, while there was also cheer for better-than expected gross domestic product data for the April-June quarter. Sydney rose 0.71 per cent, or 36.5 points, to 5,181.5 in the first session back after the conservative Liberal/National coalition ... |
| | | | ... rose 0.10 per cent, or 23.25 points, to 22,621.22 and Shanghai climbed 0.83 per cent, adding 17.56 points to 2,139.99. Sydney was flat, edging up 2.5 points to end at 5,145 and Seoul finished 0.19 per cent, or 3.66 points, up at 1,955.31. WELLINGTON ... |
| | | | ... Services, after it confirmed it will be closing its Melbourne operations and moving the entire Australian business to its Sydney headquarters. The move is likely to affect 14 employees currently at the Melbourne office. An RBC spokesperson said all those ... |
| | | | ... ratio of 2002 and 2003. Reminds me of Lloyd Blankfein's -- chairman and chief executive of Goldman Sachs - comments at a Sydney business breakfast last July.A When asked about his view on the Australian economy, Blankfein replied, "No, it's awful...You've ... |
| | | | ... as the yen weakened against the US dollar, while Hong Kong added 0.99 per cent, or 219.24 points, to end at 22,394.58. Sydney closed 0.16 per cent higher, adding 8.3 points, to 5,196.6 and Seoul rose 0.46 per cent, or 8.93 points, to finish at 1,933.74. ... |
| | | | ... accounts for 10% of Australia's national output and the nation has one of the world's largest groups of investment funds. "Sydney has turned itself into Australia's financial centre and has therefore attracted more millionaires than any other city in ... |
| | | | ... 22,175.34, while Shanghai nudged up 0.07 points to 2,098.45 and Tokyo added 1.37 per cent, or 184.06 points, to 13,572.92. Sydney advanced 1.03 per cent, or 53.3 points, to 5,188.3 but Seoul was flat, edging down 1.55 points to 1,924.81. Data on Saturday ... |
| | | | ... possibility of military action in the Middle East. Tokyo eased 0.53 per cent, giving up 70.85 points to end at 13,388.86 but Sydney added 0.84 per cent, or 42.60 points, to 5,135.00, while Seoul was 0.99 per cent higher, adding 18.82 points to 1,926.36. ... |
| | | | ... don't take a nose dive, according to Deutsche Bank strategist Tim Baker. Speaking at a reporting season round-up lunch in Sydney, he said that recent weakness in the resources sector should provide a low base for decent returns in the 2014 financial ... |
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