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| | | ... exchange markets hurts financial stability, as they tried to calm talk of currency wars ahead of this week's G20 meeting. Sydney jumped 0.9 per cent, or 44.7 points, to 5,003.7 on Wednesday - closing above the 5,000-point mark for the first time since ... |
| | | | The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has obtained interim court orders against Sydney financial adviser Gabriel Nakhl. The orders restrain Nakhl from disposing of, dealing with or diminishing certain assets, except in limited circumstances ... |
| | | | ... Banking's David McDonald. The head of strategy and research for Australia told journalists at an investment outlook briefing in Sydney yesterday morning that new research from academics at the London Business School has added to fears that wealth managers ... |
| | | | ... Group of 20 top economic power at the end of the week. Tokyo climbed 1.94 per cent, or 215.96 points, to 11,369.12, while Sydney closed flat, nudging down 0.5 points to 4,959.0 after peaking earlier in the day at a 34-month high. Seoul, which was already ... |
| | | | ... structure within which to invest for their retirement, according to Michael Hutton, head of wealth management at HLB Mann Judd Sydney. However, recent research by National Seniors Australia has reveals that more than half of Australians aged over 45 ... |
| | | | ... team of more than 130 administrators were told yesterday that they will be offered roles with Link at its offices near Sydney's Olympic Park. Link Super CEO Philip Muhlbauer said that similar transactions had provided the administration specialist with ... |
| | | | ... Victoria and Tasmania could cost the company up to $175 million. IAG was down four cents at $5.15. The spot price of gold in Sydney was at $US1,666.70 per fine ounce, down $US5.33 from Friday's local close of $US1,672.03 per ounce. National turnover ... |
| | | | ... 0.93 per cent, or 106.68 points, to 11,357.07 on Thursday and Seoul slipped 0.23 per cent, or 4.42 points, to 1,931.77. Sydney rose 0.30 per cent, or 14.7 points, to 4,935.7, Hong Kong fell 0.34 per cent, or 79.93 points to 23,177.00, and Shanghai closed ... |
| | | | ... the business since June 2010, ASIC found that AAA had breached the majority of its license obligations. Specifically, the Sydney-based firm which had a network of 186 advisers, had failed to maintain sufficient financial resources, did not have the means ... |
| | | | ... close since September 2008 after the collapse of US bank Lehman Brothers at the height of the global financial crisis. Sydney climbed 0.78 per cent, or 38.3 points, to 4,921.0 and Hong Kong added 0.47 per cent, or 108.40 points, to 23,256.93, while Shanghai ... |
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