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| | | ... according to a Rainmaker Information survey for the December quarter last year, which showed AMP Financial Planning in the top spot with 1,422 advisers. |
| | | | A 1.9% gain in March earned the IOOF/Perennial Balanced Fund the status of best performer in Mercer Investment Consulting's monthly survey of pooled funds, which look set to reward superannuation investors with double-digit returns for the 12 months ... |
| | | | ... previously hinted at. Today, Ripper said more jobs, better health services, quality education and a crackdown on crime remained top priorities for the community. |
| | | | ... March last year. That put sales for the first quarter up 11.1 per cent compared to the same period in 2003. Toyota was the top selling company last month with 18,553 new vehicles ahead of Holden on 16,503 and Ford on 11,810. |
| | | | AMP's top nine executives received a combined $18 million in 2003, according to the company's annual report issued yesterday. The news follows the $5.5 billion loss, the second largest in Australian corporate history, posted by the company three weeks ... |
| | | | AMP's top nine executives pocketed a combined $18 million in 2003, a year in which the wealth management company presented shareholders with a massive net loss of $5.5 billion. According to AMP's annual report, issued today, chief executive Andrew Mohl ... |
| | | | ... credibility. Under the six new targets announced today, AXA aims to double the value of new business, be consistently in the top five in net retail funds flow, double funds under advice, reduce the cost to income ratio by one third, be consistently in ... |
| | | | ... predicted the economy would expand by 3.7% this year, before slowing to 2.9% during 2005. Inflation would rise towards the top of the Reserve Bank's target 2% to 3% range by mid-2005, prompting the bank to raise interest rates in two 0.25 percentage ... |
| | | | ... retirement business, the company said. FKP said the offer was extremely well supported and closed at $2.75 per share, the top end of the bookbuild range. The new shares, totalling 17.19 million are expected to commence trading on the Australian Stock ... |
| | | | Global investment bank Babcock & Brown is reportedly planning a float of its entire international operation on the Australian Stock Exchange. Babcock director Rob Topfer told media a public float had "firmed as the preferred option for the group", with ... |
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