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| | ... cent, to $23.00, Commonwealth Bank lifted $1.00, or 2.29 per cent, to $44.70 and Westpac was 19 cents higher at $25.88. "Centro Properties is a stand out today, coming back on line after a two day trading halt," Ms Saly said. "It has been granted a seven ... |
| | | ... equities today, Quattro Asset Management will launch its first product offering while BHP Billiton holds a petroleum briefing. Centro Properties Group will be looking to finalise details on its debt extension arrangments with both Australian and US lenders ... |
| | | ... asked to apply the funds to a particular investment. De Boer was the managing director and authorised representative of Centro Financial Synergy Group at the time of the Peter Braun, of Rose Bay, New South Wales, also pleaded guilty yesterday to six ... |
| | | ... continues with first-half results expected from Insurance Australia Group, Harvey Norman Holdings, Commander Communications, Centro Properties Group, Fortescue Metals Group, AGL Energy and Asciano releases its unaudited results. Boart Longyear releases ... |
| | | According to Ord Minnett head of research and investment strategist Simon Kent-Jones, investors burnt from the Centro Properties fallout could have lessened the heartache of their losses had they invested in ETFs rather than direct company shares. "In ... |
| | | ... yields of this dimension since the early 1990s and it could well continue to bubble along until we have something firm from Centro in April." At 1216 AEDT, ANZ Bank had lost 41 cents, or 1.86 per cent, to $21.59, Commonwealth Bank had shed 97 cents ... |
| | | ... investors to coolly evaluate this retail opportunity on its merits and not be sideswiped by the recent hysteria created by Centro's problems," said White. The Currambine acquisition equates to a net yield of around 6.5 per cent per annum on the shopping ... |
| | | ... Bendigo Bank Ltd holds an extraordinary general meeting to consider changing its name. Troubled shopping centre owner, Centro Properties Group, opens its books today to interested parties. Australian financial markets were closed yesterday for the Australia ... |
| | | ... Klusman said trading volumes were light as investors remained cautious about news coming from local companies, such as Centro, MFS and Allco, and as fears of a looming recession in the US persisted. "People are trying to work out whether we're going ... |
| | | ... effects of the crisis. But despite some of CFS's investors taking a blow from their investments in embattled property fund Centro, Kunnen said that the firm's future investment strategies remain unchanged. "Investment processes take years of development ... |
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