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| | | ... points at 5,265. In economic news on Thursday, the Australian Bureau of Statistics relases job vacancy figures for August. No major equities news is expected. Meanwhile, ANZ Australia chief executive Philip Chronican is slated to speak at an American ... |
| | | | ... annual meeting. "This inclusion of Ken's economic and public policy skills around the boardroom table during this period of major regulatory change has been of considerable value. I commend his appointment to you," Holliday-Smith said. "We will now reconsider ... |
| | | | ... relationship, slightly lower than Westpac, at 3% or 108,000 clients. NAB had the lowest proportion of lost customers among the major four banks with 2.3% or 70,000 customers. Among the smaller banks, 5.6% of Bankwest's customers stopped dealing with ... |
| | | | A Gold Coast accountant has been sentenced to 6 years jail for promoting a tax avoidance scheme to clients after the case was successfully brought forward by Project Wickenby, a cross-agency Government taskforce fighting against tax evasion, avoidance ... |
| | | | ... IOOF -another bidder for The Trust Company- will be acquiring 13% of Equity Trustees shares. The custody space has seen major movements recently, with BNP Paribas becoming Nikko Asset Management custodian for the Asia Pacific region. At the same time ... |
| | | | ... organisations have strayed out of the boundaries of regulation and into the policy making arena." As industry participants face major regulatory changes such as the Future of Financial Advice (FoFA) and Stronger Super, the number of industry participants ... |
| | | | ... Services Conference in Sydney. The Westpac-Melbourne Institute Leading Indexes of Economic Activity report is due out. No major equities news is expected. In Australia, the market on Tuesday was almost unchanged as strength in the banking sector outweighed ... |
| | | | ... spread broadly across the market, though the materials sector was likely to fare worst due to a fall in oil prices. Among the major resources companies, BHP was 43 cents lower at $36.24, Rio Tinto had lost 89 cents to $62.74 and Fortescue Metals Group ... |
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