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Growth funds record highest returns (5.8%) since December 2001: InTech survey

... property (9.9%) and cash (5.5%) were the best performers for the year. In international share markets, InTech said, North America was the best returning investment market with -8.5% returns, emerging markets second at -8.7%, while Europe excluding the ...

Growth funds record highest returns since October 2001: InTech

... has enjoyed its best month since 1986 with the MSCI Europe (excluding the UK) returning 13.3% over April. The MSCI North America and MSCI UK indices also performed strongly, returning 8.1% and 9.2% respectively. The only major region which struggled ...

Lend Lease sells US real estate debts for $180 million

Lend Lease Corporation Limited (Lend Lease) today announced that it had entered into an agreement with GMAC Commercial Mortgage Corporation (GMACCM) for the sale of several of its US real estate debt businesses for a total price of approximately $180 ...

Citigroup announces first quarter profit of $6.81 billion

Citigroup has announced a first quarter 2003 profit of US$4.1 billion (A$6.81 billion), an increase of 18 per cent on the corresponding period in 2002, as it recorded strong growth in retail banking and confirmed its position as the leading global underwriter ...

IAG issues $400 million in subordinated notes in North America

Insurance Australia Group, the parent company of Australasia's leading general insurance group, today announced the successful allocation of US$240 million ($400 million) of subordinated notes to lenders in the North American private placement market. ...

Value funds significantly outperform Growth funds: InTech

... environment over the past 12 months dominated by negative returns. European shares lost 34.4%, while UK (-29.3%), North America (-23.5%), Japan (-16.3%), Asia-Pacific (-15.5%) and emerging markets (-11.3%) followed behind.