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| | ... subject to the finalisation of funding arrangements, the completion of due diligence, and tellingly, Foreign Investment Review Board approval. The fund had a market value of $1.2 billion at yesterday's close, and $3.2 billion in assets under management ... |
| | | ... markets this takeover has to be reviewed carefully from a national interest point of view under the foreign investment review board procedures," he concluded. |
| | | ... Bill Shorten. This is in addition to the usual approvals for foreign takeovers required from the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB). Singapore is a serious thorn in the side of the government's plans to develop Australia as a regional financial services ... |
| | | ... ascended 43 cents to $13.96. Takeover target Arrow Energy was three cents richer at $5.18 after the Foreign Investment Review Board approved the joint Royal Dutch Shell/PetroChina takeover bid for Arrow. On Wall Street overnight, stocks closed higher ... |
| | | ... banking arm of Royal Bank of Canada. With over 4,000 employees, RBC Capital Markets is active globally in fixed income, foreign exchange, infrastructure finance, metals, mining and energy. Working with clients through operations in Asia and Australasia ... |
| | | ... approve the deal, Ms Chan said. "There are still hurdles to go through. It still requires FIRB (Foreign Investment Review Board) and shareholder approvals," she said. Oz Minerals was off 0.5 cent, or 0.9 per cent to 55 cents. |
| | | ... the ongoing uncertainty about the Chinalco deal, he said. The Chinese company said it would meet Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) officials on Monday. "(QBE is) a strong company (but) three broker downgrades are never going to help anyone," Mr ... |
| | | ... with Chinalco will actually go through." Mr Vaughan said the deal still has to be reviewed by the Foreign Investment Review Board and shareholders. The major banks were stronger at 1210 AEDT. ANZ added 78 cents, or 6.56 per cent, to $12.67, the National ... |
| | | ... investment proposals are analysed on a case-by-case basis via the Australian federal government and the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB). However the final decision on whether a proposed investment is in Australia's national interest remains the ... |
| | | ... the federal election on 9 October. Axa SA needs the approval of the federal treasurer and the Foreign Investment Review Board to acquire the 48.4 % of shares it does not already own. Allert said it is likely that detailed discussions with Axa SA won\'t ... |
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