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| | | Global real estate investment manager, Cromwell Property Group, has confirmed that the Bureau of Meteorology has extended its lease at 700 Collins Street, Melbourne for a further 10 years. The Bureau of Meteorology occupies approximately 15,500 square ... |
| | | | ... balances, which is not sustainable for those who live longer than average," the Institute says. Drawing its views from two major research pieces, described as the most comprehensive study of Australian superannuation accounts ever undertaken, the Institute ... |
| | | | ... and taxation issues regarding the repatriation of capital from China." Proxy votes for the wind-up, initially proposed by major unitholder LIM Advisors, already suggested the fund was likely to be shut down at the EGM; commenting on this, Tindall said ... |
| | | | ... ties to China. Reflecting this, engineering construction is falling away faster than expected; down by 27% over the year as major projects continue to wrap-up. The slowdown is expected to weigh heavily on growth, with activity expected to fall back to ... |
| | | | ... with the signing of New Zealand investment platform Aegis. Since going live in New Zealand in May, Calastone has signed two major platforms, Aegis and FNZ. They have also signed Custodian Public Trust and administrator MMC which represents a number of ... |
| | | | Exchange traded fund providers and financial advisers need to leverage the "enormous winds" created by ETFs in building better client investment portfolios, according to a leading industry executive. Speaking at the Financial Standard Exchange Traded ... |
| | | | The proxies received prior to Friday's extraordinary general meeting for the future of the AMP Capital China Growth Fund suggest a likely wind-up. The deadline for the proxy results was 10am on July 26; based on the proxies received, AMP Capital said ... |
| | | | ... recent profile of Vanguard Australia managing director Colin Kelton, it was noted that in recent years there has been a major structural shift in the institutional world towards passive investments as all participants in the industry increase their focus ... |
| | | | ... (NAV); the danger of exiting later at a higher discount to NAV; the ongoing risk of "unacceptable discounts"; AMP Capital's "major conflicts of interest"; AMP Capital's alleged mismanagement of the discount; its refusal to consider open-ending the fund ... |
| | | | Exposure to undervalued growth companies in the vehicle leasing, retail and health product sectors led WAM Capital to a 21.6% return on its investment portfolio during 2015-16. Releasing its full-year results to the ASX, WAM Capital chairman Geoff Wilson ... |
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