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Afternoon market wrap: All Ordinaries runs out of steam

... performer, climbing by $0.40 to $11.03 but yesterday's winners-the major banks-were the victims of some profit-taking, with Westpac $0.30 lower at $15.21. AMP in contrast rose by $0.08, helped by a 71.50 points rise on the FTSE-100 on Tuesday. All Ordinaries ...

Christian Super, Australian Baptist merge into $150 million fund

... rates." The fund invests all its assets through the Mercer Superannuation Investment Trust and employs AMP Henderson and Westpac to provide its ethical investment options for both domestic and overseas shares. The fund's Stable option has been its best ...

Afternoon market wrap: Investors drawn to banks

... with anxious global markets, but the real feature of the day was the strong performance of the domestic banking stocks. Westpac led the way, shooting up by $0.44 to $15.52 as equity investors appeared to be heading to what they regard as bastions of ...

Midday market wrap: All Ordinaries down

... treaded negative territory. Macquarie's share price fell by $0.4 to $24.90, Commonwealth was down by $0.01 to $25.98 and Westpac's share price was lower by $0.32 to $14.83. All Ordinaries: 2851.50 (-9.70) Dow Jones: 8145.77 (-55.68) NASDAQ: 1369.62 (-14.63) ...

Misery continues for Australian equity funds: report

... returning 14.12%, followed by DFA (13.59%) and Investors Mutual (12.18%). The worst performers over three years are BT/Westpac (-6.82%), Credit Suisse Asset Management (-5.34%) and Jardine Fleming Capital Partners (-4.86%).

Afternoon market wrap: All Ordinaries fights back

... relatively safe havens by equity investors in uncertain times, again led the way. Commonwealth rose by $0.32 to $25.89 while Westpac was up $0.17 to $15.27 after it again reassured investors that synergies resulting from its takeover of BT/Sagitta were ...

Midday market wrap: All Ordinaries rises, banks lead the charge

... uncertain times. Commonwealth rose $0.33 to $25.54, ANZ was up $0.40 to $17.73, National climbed $0.64 to $31.78, and Westpac jumped $0.35 to $15.05. Even AMP, which missed out on the upswing yesterday, was pushed higher. Shares in the insurance and ...

Midday market wrap: All Ordinaries heads south

... The major banks headed south with ANZ's share price falling $0.07 to $17.16, while Commonwealth fell $0.12 to $24.89 and Westpac drifted lower by $0.01 to $14.64. ExxonMobil announced today the discovery of Australia's largest gas reserves off the coast ...

Ethical managers struggling to attract funds: report

... 23% of market share. Hunter Hall Investment Management was second with $481 million FUM and 21.46% of market share. BT/Westpac was third with $253 million FUM and 11.28% of market share.

Afternoon market wrap: All Ordinaries stages afternoon rally

... seen over recent days across global indices. Major banks were among the winners, with Commonwealth, ANZ, National and Westpac all rising. However the appointment of two new non-executive directors (see 11.52 am story) at AMP failed to inspire investors. ...