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| | | ... market, up 38 cents, or 1.1 per cent, to $33.94. Health care stocks took the brunt of broad-based losses, down 2.1 per cent. Medical equipment manufacturer ResMed fell 3.1 per cent to $2.86, with CSL Ltd also down 2.3 per cent to $29.34. Financial stocks ... |
| | | | ... insurance upgrade to streamline underwriting for greater adviser flexibility. Zurich has dropped compulsory Practising Medical Attendant's Report (PMAR) for death cover up to $5 million, TPD cover up to $3 million and income replacement cover up to $15,000 ... |
| | | | ... BHP Billiton rose 0.46 per cent to $34.71. Typically defensive health care stocks outperformed, up 2.13 per cent, with medical diagnostic company Sonic Healthcare gaining 3.63 per cent to $11.70. The financial sector was driving the market higher, recovering ... |
| | | | ... Gavin Pearce. Search for a permanent replacement is underway. Van Der Wielen was previously managing director Clerical Medical, Halifax Life and European Financial Services, based in London. Prior to that, he held senior wealth management positions locally ... |
| | | | ... accidental death after one year and aims to pay life benefits within two business days. Customers are not required to undergo medical tests or health questions to get ANZ 50+ Life Cover, which can be bought over the phone. According to Rice Warner Actuaries ... |
| | | | ... 5.4 per cent, the most of the 30 companies that make up the Dow average. The industrial giant, which makes Scotch tape, medical equipment and many other products, said the disaster in Japan and sinking demand for LCD televisions hurt its results. The ... |
| | | | ... spokesman. The criteria on which people can access super on compassionate grounds prior to preservation age still includes medical treatment, medical transport, modifications necessary for the family home or motor vehicle due to severe disability. Funds ... |
| | | | ... Asset Management in London and as a non-executive investment adviser to both the Royal College of Physicians and Royal Medical Foundation in London. Additionally, Brown was head of European equity research at Credit Suisse Asset Management from 2001 ... |
| | | | ... trigger event will be able to access a higher level of death and total permanent disability insurance cover without any medical evidence. Peter Lewis, head of retirement products at Aon, said trigger events included taking out a first home loan, marriage ... |
| | | | ... the Innovation Investment Fund (IIF), the government has invested $20 million in each of Carnegie Venture Capital, the Medical Research Commercialisation Fund and Southern Cross Venture Partners. Private investors are matching the government's investment ... |
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