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| | | | ... Tucker. The poor performance of NAB's struggling UK businesses has seen the bank lag the blockbuster profits reported by its Big Four rivals CommBank, Westpac and ANZ in recent months. This has led to increasing pressure from shareholders to generate ... |
| | | | ... $1.02, or 2.84 per cent, to $36.96, while Rio Tinto added $1.80, or 2.99 per cent, to $62.05. The story was different for the big banks, with ANZ shedding 14 cents to $29.09, Commonwealth Bank losing 19 cents to $72.66, Westpac giving up 20 cents to ... |
| | | | ... would lose faith in the Fed's ability to exit quantitative easing causing yields on 10-year Treasuries to spike to 8-10% and big falls in asset prices." "The stronger the US economy become, the greater the risk of this scenario." The share market expert ... |
| | | | In the latest edition of Financial Standard we look at why accountants will be flooding into the advice space and what the impending withdrawal of US stimulus means for Australian investors. We also take a closer look at the biggest issues discussed ... |
| | | | ... be [brought in-house], and that will save us $200 million every year in investment management costs. This is a very, very big project." Ridout said a major part of the challenge is finding the expertise. "The recruitment of the right people into it ... |
| | | | ... sluggish growth. Tokyo ended flat, edging up 9.63 points to 13,615.19, with heavyweight Nikon plunging 14.29 per cent on a big drop in the camera giant's quarterly profit as digital camera sales slumped. Seoul shed 0.17 per cent, or 3.26 points to 1,880.71 ... |
| | | | ... was also stronger, adding 62.5 cents, or 1.78 per cent, to $35.94 while Fortescue Metals Group added 13 cents to $3.93. The big banks, however, were all weaker with ANZ losing 32 cents to $29.07, Commonwealth Bank shedding 90 cents to $72.10, NAB forgoing ... |
| | | | The Zurich Investments Global Growth Fund is now available on all the major platforms after receiving approval from Australia's largest dealer groups. Zurich head of strategic accounts and research Tim Meggitt said support from NAB/MLC, ANZ/OnePath ... |
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