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| | ... regulated fiduciary services Rupert Smoker attended the Global Alternative Investment Management (GAIM) conference in Amsterdam in June, he saw a telling narrative playing out: the US was indisputably leading the pack in alternatives investment. He learned ... |
| | | ... (USA), NASDAQ (USA), LSE (United Kingdom), TSX (Canada), Euronext Paris (France), Deutsche Boerse (Germany), Euronext Amsterdam (Netherlands), TSE (Japan), KLCI (Malaysia) and HKE (Hong Kong). |
| | | ... Pearce was effectively replaced by a new addition to the team, equity analyst, Erik Salz who is based in Perennial's Amsterdam office. Subsequently three members of Perennial's investment team have tendered their resignation over the past two weeks ... |
| | | ... international banking industry. He has worked at Lloyds Banking Group in London and ABN AMRO Bank in Singapore, London and Amsterdam. Jake Houseman has also been appointed senior vice president in the North American infrastructure team, based in New ... |
| | | ... Elsewhere, Milan soared 3.68 per cent driven by banking shares, Madrid rose 2.28 per cent, Zurich 1.23 per cent and Amsterdam 2.34 per cent. In foreign exchange trading, the European single currency slipped to $1.3136 from $1.3143 late in New York on ... |
| | | ... added 0.41 per cent to 3,594.83 points and in Frankfurt the DAX 30 rose 0.19 per cent to 7,157.82 points. Elsewhere, Amsterdam rose by 0.31 per cent, Milan by 0.52 per cent, Brussels by 0.94 per cent and Zurich by 0.14 per cent. Lisbon fell by 0.37 per ... |
| | | ... Elsewhere, Zurich rose by 0.50 per cent, Madrid by 0.42 per cent, Brussels by 0.66 per cent, Milan by 0.85 per cent and Amsterdam by 0.57 per cent. Lisbon fell by 0.44 per cent. The European single currency rose to $US1.3107 from $US1.3030 late in New ... |
| | | ... points. In Madrid shares jumped by 2.40 per cent and in Milan they added 2.08 per cent. Lisbon rose by 1.60 per cent, Amsterdam by 1.65 per cent and Brussels by 1.71 per cent. In foreign exchange deals, the European single currency fell to $US1.3109 ... |
| | | ... Madrid fell by 1.24 per cent, Lisbon by 1.13 per cent, Milan fell by 0.13 per cent, Brussels slipped 0.04 per cent and Amsterdam edged up 0.02 per cent. In foreign exchange trade, the European single currency was marginally higher at $US1.3147 from $US1.3120 ... |
| | | ... lost 1.86 per cent to 5765.80 points. Elsewhere, Madrid and Milan both fell by 3.39 per cent, Lisbon by 2.66 per cent, Amsterdam by 2.49 per cent, Brussels by 3.17 per cent and Zurich by 1.73 per cent. The European single currency retreated to $US1.3112 ... |
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