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| | | ASX-listed Papa New Guinean bank and wealth management firm Kina Securities has won a $1.66 billion superannuation fund administration mandate. Kina will now provide fund administration services to PNG's National Superannuation Fund (NASFUND), which ... |
| | | | ... which are a focus for the board as we expand our lending and grow our business in the coming years." Based in Papua New Guinea and founded in 1985, Kina offers lending, stockbroking, financial advice and investment management services to clients. Kina's ... |
| | | | ... part of the WorleyParsons Group, where she was managing principal for Queensland, the Northern Territory and Papua New Guinea. She is also an executive director at BusinessReps Australia. Prior to this, she was general manager - optimisation for Asia-Pacific ... |
| | | | ... join the initiative are: Bangladesh, Brazil, China, Ecuador, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Malawi, Morocco, Myanmar, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Philippines, Rwanda, Solomon Islands, Sri Lanka, Tanzania and Zambia. Commenting on the program, Bloomberg founder ... |
| | | | ... officer and current independent director and chair of the audit and risk committee at Nambawan Super Limited (Papua New Guinea), Bruce Wilson, says in the medium term the best outcome is "probably to adopt the draft legislative approach of having at ... |
| | | | ... European partners. They have hurt the credibility of the banking system and the country's dignity." "They are treating us like guinea pigs. We'd be better off leaving the Euro and returning to the pound." "Europe is for its people and not for Germany," ... |
| | | | ... Whittaker. Whittaker's replacement is Michael Block, the current chief investment officer at Nambawan Super Limited, Papua New Guinea's public sector pension fund. Block has previously worked at FuturePlus Financial Services, WorkCover NSW and the University ... |
| | | | ... posted a $2.2 billion full year loss due to $2.4 billion in asset impairments, mainly on its Lihir operations in Papua New Guinea. NAB was down 45 cents at $34.24 as it warned it faces another STG245 million hit to its books from its troubled UK business. ... |
| | | | ... marketing, strategy and logistics at Mobil - and even spent a few years running marketing and distribution in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. But after a decade, he was ready for a change. "MLC approached me looking for somebody to join the ... |
| | | | ... business. In the resources sector, Rio Tinto was 55 cents higher at $61.50 after striking a deal with the African government of Guinea to push ahead with plans to develop a $US20 billion iron ore project. BHP Billiton added 12 cents to $38.03 and Fortescue ... |
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