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AMP joins SuperChoice industry hub

... key transactions for both AMP's CustomSuper and Flexible Lifetime - Superannuation (FLS) products. AMP's Director of Corporate Superannuation, Greg Healy said AMP eSuper would enhance AMP's e-commerce offering by providing customers access to an efficient ...

S&P reduces Carter Holt rating to A-3

WITH AAP | TUESDAY, 23 SEP 2003

... Carter Holt Harvey's rating as a result of a review of the company's 50.46 per cent shareholder International Paper's corporate credit rating. International Paper's credit rating was affirmed at BBB but its outlook was revised from stable to negative ...

ASIC releases new policy on takeover relief

... discusses how ASIC will use its discretionary powers to exempt from or modify the takeover provisions introduced by the Corporate Law Economic Reform Program Act 1999 (CLERP Act). Significant new policies include clarifying that a partly paid share is ...

UFM widens wholesale portfolio with two new funds

... Group has 140 staff and manages nearly $2 billion funds under management on behalf of over 85,000 investors and 7,000 corporate clients. The Group has offices in all the major capital cities throughout Australia.

Midday market wrap: All Ords drift in the wake of US markets

... and negative territory in the wake of uninspiring trading on the United States market and only a smattering of local corporate news. Miners BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto and telco Telstra were in the black but most of the major banks, media group News Corp ...

Morning market wrap: US stocks, dollar lower on recovery concerns

... revenue weakness in the third quarter and as a growing number of investors begin to question the strength of the broader corporate earnings recovery. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 79.1 points (0.8%) to 9,507.2, the broader S&P 500 dipped 8.5 ...

Macquarie Corporate Telecommunications announces year's financial results

Macquarie Corporate Telecommunications have announced an EBITDA profit of $2.8 million for the financial year ended 30 June 2003, which is an $18.4 million rise over the corresponding period in the previous year. Net loss after tax was $4.7 million ...

ANZ responds to NZ poor management report

... said. However, ANZ said today independent research had placed the bank as second in ranking for customer satisfaction in corporate business in New Zealand. "We actually have very good customer satisfaction on the corporate side," the spokeswoman said. ...

Adler pleads not guilty to manipulation charges

... million HIH shares with company money in June 2000. |The insurer's collapse in March 2001 was the biggest in Australia's corporate history. The matter has been adjourned for mention on October 3.

Westpac tops global sustainability index for second year running

Westpac leads the global banking community on corporate sustainability, according to the 2003-04 Dow Jones Sustainability Index, released this afternoon. "Obviously we are very pleased," a Westpac spokesperson told the Financial Standard. "We are committed ...

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Advice veteran's exit creates $1bn Tassie wealth group

KARREN VERGARA

Mancell Financial Group (MFG) founder Peter Mancell has retired as a financial adviser after 46 years, selling the business he built to pave the way for a $1 billion wealth management firm in Tasmania.

UniSuper, Aware Super deliver positive returns

RIDDHIMA TALWANI

UniSuper and Aware Super have reported returns across all investment options for the 2025-26 financial year.

HESTA executive jumps ship to Cbus

VINNY VUCAGO

A C-suite executive from HESTA has taken on a new role as chief member officer at Cbus, effective October.

ASFA strengthens cyber security with new hire

MATTHEW WAI

The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) has named its head of cyber and financial crime, bringing relevant experience from a super fund.

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