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| | | AMP Capital's $670 million mandate to New Zealand boutique fund manager Salt Funds Management has been delayed because of administration issues. The mandate was announced on March 25 and was due to start on April 1, but AMP confirmed that the start ... |
| | | | ... mandate to a New Zealand boutique investment management firm that specialises in listed equity and property. From 1 April 2015, Salt Funds Management will manage the AMP Capital NZ Shares Fund, AMP Capital Strategic NZ Shares Fund, AMP Capital Responsible ... |
| | | | ... Budget billions of dollars, but Heferen, who is revenue group executive director, said the report can be taken with a pinch of salt. "The tax expenditure statement is part of the charter of budget honesty. It is not a document about policy message," ... |
| | | | ... night - he would do so "... after having seen the Staff projections that will come out in early June". Any "Staff" worth his salt knows full well that a few changes in the variables - a tweak, tweak here... a tweak, tweak there - could change the flavour ... |
| | | | ... be managing the volume and the expectations of baby boomers coming into retirement, KPMG partner and demographer Bernard Salt said. Speaking at the Financial Planning Association (FPA) Conference, Salt said that the number of people that retire annually ... |
| | | | ... implications for industries that service them such as super funds and financial advisers. These were the observations that Benard Salt, KPMG head of demographic consulting, shared at a HESTA Super employer function in Sydney last week. He expects the ... |
| | | | ... financial and enterprise affairs, Australia will be immune from the crisis - but I would take his prognosis with a helping of salt. |
| | | | ... ($A228.42 million) to advance a feasibility study for extending the life of Kennecott Utah Coppers Bingham Canyon Mine in Salt Lake City, in the United States. Major lenders were mixed. National Australia Bank gained 19 cents to $26.14, Westpac off two ... |
| | | | ... makers and gold miners were hit on concerns that possible further tightening moves by Beijing would hurt demand. However, salt producers climbed as Chinese people snapped up iodised salt, thinking it might provide protection from any radiation coming ... |
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