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| | | ... we are the first infrastructure investor to successfully conduct a major Australian infrastructure transaction with a Chinese investor and the first to secure a strategic partnership agreement between a Chinese State-owned enterprise and an Australian ... |
| | | | ... (FTA) between Australia and China yesterday, with many Australian institutions already announcing their own deals with Chinese businesses and institutions. National Australian Bank (NAB), for example, announced a memorandum of understanding with the ... |
| | | | ... threshold for investments into Australia be raised from zero to A$1 billion for China's state-owned companies (SOEs) and that Chinese-owned projects in Australia be allowed to import their own workers. Rightly or wrongfully, I could almost smell the ... |
| | | | ... you're auctioning off to potentially firms who create difficult dialogue and issues for you locally, whether it's the Chinese looking to do nuclear in Europe, or whether it's Canadians buying railway links rather than UK pension funds." In consequence ... |
| | | | ... Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII) programme which limits foreign investors from holding more than 10% of a Chinese listed company and requires them to hold investments for a minimum three months. Foreign investors are also only allowed ... |
| | | | ... Perhaps China's now enjoying the bad news is good news syndrome like Wall Street had been. Or is it the connect between Chinese president Xi Jinping and US president Barrack Obama at the APEC summit or his handshake connect with Japanese Prime Minister ... |
| | | | ... to 9,351.87 and in Paris the CAC 40 rose 0.79 per cent to 4,222.82 points. European equity markets edged higher as firm Chinese and European economic data improved market sentiment. With Tuesday a holiday in much of Europe and the United States, there ... |
| | | | ... Asian markets were mixed as traders took a breather after last week's rally, but Shanghai hit a 21-month high on hopes of Chinese stimulus measures after a weak manufacturing report. Sydney eased 0.36 per cent, or 19.7 points, to 5,506.9 on Monday, while ... |
| | | | ... China Life Pension Company Limited, for $240 million. This will make AMP the first foreign company to take a stake in a Chinese pension company. Part of the deal will involve AMP providing technical support to the pension company. China Life Pension ... |
| | | | ... cent, or 11.84 points, to close at 2,290.44, while Hong Kong was down 0.68 per cent, or 158.97 points to 23,143.23. The Chinese markets were affected by the delay of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect program, which would enable international investors ... |
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