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| | | ... (EU) from former Professional Investment Services (PIS) representative Seamus O'Brien. O'Brien previously traded as Cambridge Financial Planning in South Yarra before he failed to meet his obligations as a financial adviser. PIS notified ASIC that O'Brien ... |
| | | | ... in E. Ferran, N. Moloney, J. G. Hill, and J. C. Coffee, Jr., The Regulatory Aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis, Cambridge University Press,2012. 2 Unemployment figure based on June 2014 seasonally adjusted labour force numbers. Decline in GDP based ... |
| | | | ... from AllianceBernstein in 2006. Before becoming a professional investor Marais was a theoretical physics researcher at Cambridge University. "Consistent with their contrarian philosophy and independent thought process, Allan Gray seeks to employ people ... |
| | | | ... capital funds in Australia at end 2013 outperformed the ASX across most major time periods. The analysis is based the Cambridge Associates LLC Australia Private Equity and Venture Capital Index which describes 'end to end returns from pooled funds net ... |
| | | | Toronto-based foreign exchange and global payments company Cambridge Mercantile Group has opened its Asia Pacific regional office in Sydney, recognising the increasing importance of the local currency. Cambridge said a strong economy has seen the Australian ... |
| | | | ... are more fortunate. The spinmeisters won't be able to spin the outcome of the 'Great Kate Wait'. What the Duchess of Cambridge delivers (reportedly sometime this week) is unspinnable - it's either a Prince or a Princess. Not so for Bernanke. Subject ... |
| | | | ... managers. However, for investors able to select the right VC managers the returns have been attractive. Separate research by Cambridge Associates found that while one year returns for VC funds in 2012 lagged the share market returns, over three, five ... |
| | | | ... finished higher and commodities prices firmed. Making news, the owner of the radio station at the centre of the Duchess of Cambridge prank call affair, Southern Cross Media, was up three cents, or 2.88 per cent at $1.07, rebounding from a 5.8 per cent ... |
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