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| | | ... HSBC group chief executive Stuart Gulliver listed Australia among the group's growth focus areas, along with Canada, Egypt, India and Taiwan. Other growth areas for HSBC will be China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, UAE and the United ... |
| | | | India Fund Limited has launched an initial public offering (IPO) with plans to list on the ASX as a listed investment company (LIC). The fund is looking to raise up to $100 million with a minimum subscription of $35 million and has Morgans as its lead ... |
| | | | ... China, Japan or Korea and even merge or take over local companies down the track," Peter said. Signaling a new FTA with India, Hockey said: "We are expanding that to India, which is the fastest growing economy in the world, but still a very small trading ... |
| | | | ... "We are focusing on how to build new opportunities in the future. We are focusing on partnerships with Japan, China and India to give Australia's small businesses the chance to export in the same way that iron ore miners have been able to export," he ... |
| | | | ... risk for us in the portfolio," Thiel said. He also revealed that BlackRock's largest exposure to emerging markets is in India: "We are long on a combination of local government bonds and finance corporate bonds, all in local currency." Half of the currency ... |
| | | | ... commodity prices, businesses adapting to new technology and major business and economic reforms in major players like China and India - are making Lu more "optimistic" about investing there. Expanding on T. Rowe Price's investment philosophy in Asia ... |
| | | | Principal Global Investors (PGI) chief executive Grant Forster's first job at a Woolworths supermarket was hard work. He remembers long eight-hour shifts packing fridges, stacking shelves and assisting customers. "It taught me it was an area I didn't ... |
| | | | When India Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Australia in November 2014, he sparked such enthusiasm among politicians and citizens that for a few days all we could see in the media was his friendly, bearded smile. Indian citizens in Australia were ... |
| | | | ... However Australians weren't interested in their own country, placing China at the top, followed by the US, Singapore and India. More than 75% of Australians described themselves as conservative compared to a global average of 59%. About 30% of Australians ... |
| | | | ... growth in working-age populations over the same period. Compare this with emerging economies such as Mexico, Indonesia and India which may experience growth of between 25% and 30%. The implications are huge, as there is a strong correlation between working ... |
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