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Principal Office Fund leaps to six-year high

... in taking the fund forward." Principal was known as BT Office Fund before most of its Australian BT assets were sold to Westpac Banking Corp last year. Principal said it "welcomes IPG as a substantial shareholder on the register and looks forward to ...

Afternoon market wrap: All Ordinaries continues to climb

... trade, pushing the All Ordinaries index to an overall gain of 20.80 points over the course of the day. In percentage terms, Westpac was the best performer, rising by $0.19 to $15.84. However AMP continued to suffer, edging back down towards the $5.00 ...

Walters appointed head of BT/Westpac financial planning

Scott Walters has been appointed as the head of financial planning at Westpac and BT, effective June 2. "With responsibility for developing the strategic positioning of the advisory network across all Westpac channels, this role involves leveraging ...

Midday market wrap: All Ordinaries heads north

Gains across the major banks helped lift the All Ordinaries index to a 16.10 point gain by lunch. Westpac led the way, adding $0.17 to stand at $15.82. News Corp was also a strong performer, rising by $0.22 to $11.15. Troubled trans-Tasman financial ...

Afternoon market wrap: Banks drag index to marginal loss

... attract investor support. The newly listed insurance and financial services group finished at $2.08, a gain of $0.06. Westpac was the only major bank to start the week on a positive note, climbing by $0.12 to $15.70. Commonwealth lost $0.30 to finish ...

Midday market wrap: Promina breaks $2.00, AMP edges lower

... to stand at $18.41 while the Commonwealth dropped by $0.12 to $26.96. However the National rose by $0.16 to $32.10 and Westpac climbed to $15.69, a rise of $0.09. All Ordinaries: 2927.10 (-3.90) Dow Jones: 8713.14 (+65.32) NASDAQ: 1551.38 (+16.48) FTSE-100 ...

Afternoon market wrap: All Ordinaries claws back some lost ground

... during the day as a stormy AGM unfolded in Sydney (see earlier story). The major banks had mixed fortunes. Commonwealth and Westpac both fell, but ANZ and National rose to $18.67 and $31.97 respectively. All Ordinaries: 2931.00 (-12.00) Dow Jones: 8647.82 ...

BT small caps rated three stars by Morningstar

... (BTFG) small capitalisation growth at a reasonable pace (GARP) value investment process in its latest assessment of the Westpac-owned fund. The rating assessed the Sagitta-Rothschild Smaller Companies Fund as the retail flagship fund for the analysis ...

Midday market wrap: All Ordinaries falls, AMP rebounds

... while the major banks were flat to softer. National was the biggest loser in the sector, falling $0.46 to $31.16, but Westpac steadied after yesterday's losses, rising by $0.01 to $15.43. All Ordinaries: 2919.00 (-8.50) Dow Jones: 8491.22 (-69.41) NASDAQ ...

Growth style fightback continues in April: Mercer

... and the BT Retirement and Barclays Diversified Growth funds (both 3.8%). It was also a good month for the enlarged BT/Westpac/Sagitta Rothschild group. Three of its funds (the third being the Westpac Dynamic Growth fund) finished in the top 10 of the ...