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| | ... currently available, including Austria, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, and the UK. Zeidler plans to release further jurisdictions in batches over the coming months, including Australia. The ... |
| | | ... Macrovue chief executive Rod Bristow told Financial Standard. The "vue" or theme has eight 5G stocks in the US and one each in Sweden and Japan. Their top pick? The US$95 billion mobile technology company, Qualcomm. The fund returned 6.81% in less than ... |
| | | ... Europe. It followed the acquisition of SAE, an energy form waste plant in Norway, and Storrun, an onshore wind farm in Sweden. Whitehelm has invested about €5.8 billion ($8.7 billion) in its 19-year history, with about €3.4 billion ($5 billion) in ... |
| | | ... the 10th most responsible asset allocator in the world. It occupies the list with pension investors from the US, Canada, Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands and France. Canada's Alberta Investment Management Corp took the top position. New America said ... |
| | | ... continental Europe. It follows the acquisition of SAE, an energy form waste plant in Norway, and Storrun, an onshore wind farm in Sweden. "While large trophy assets sold through competitive auctions are attracting very high prices, the mid-market continues ... |
| | | ... subdued and have yet to show a convincing upward trend". The Riksbank offered virtually the same assessment with regards to Sweden's growth (strengthening) and inflation (subdued) outlook. But while it kept the repo rate unchanged at -0.5%, "the Executive ... |
| | | ... en Welzijn in the Netherlands, Kommunal Landspenjonskasse Gjensidige Forsikringsselskap in Norway, Fjarde AP-Fonden in Sweden and Ilmarinen Mutual Pension Insurance in Finland. The top 10 countries by average score are, in order: the Netherlands, Germany ... |
| | | ... for the first time, with ANZ, Bank of Queensland, QBE and Westpac appearing. Brazil, Japan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Mexico, Sweden and Turkey are also new additions. Firms included on the index demonstrate an average female board representation of 24.2% ... |
| | | ... largely to blame for the recent risk-off trade. "The countries that have resorted to negative rates to date - Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland and Japan - wanted to create a disincentive for banks and savers to hold money on deposit. In theory, the liquidity ... |
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