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| | | ... with European stocks especially punished due to Greece being set to default on 6.7 billion euro ($A9.73 billion) in debt. Morgans senior private client adviser Bill Chatterton said he thought the Australian market would stay flat, with worries about ... |
| | | | ... The operation positioned IOOF as Australia's fourth largest advice business by funds under advice, only after AMP, RBS Morgans and Commonwealth Bank, and ahead of Westpac, NAB, Macquarie and ANZ. It is also the sixth by number of advisers, after AMP ... |
| | | | ... days up to and including 10 April 2015. The entitlement offer closes at 5pm AEST on Friday 1 May. Ord Minnett Limited and Morgans Corporate Limited are acting as joint lead managers for the issue. The Blue Sky Alternatives Access Fund is managed by a ... |
| | | | ... under advice, according to the December 2013 Rainmaker Advantage Report. The new business will be smaller than AMP, RBS Morgans and Commonwealth Bank, but larger than Westpac, NAB, Macquarie and ANZ. It will also be sixth by number of advisers, right ... |
| | | | ... Advantage Report. Both businesses would hold $51 billion in FUA; still less than AMP ($106.9bn), but only slightly behind RBS Morgans ($55bn) and Commonwealth Bank ($53bn). Major aligned players such as Westpac, NAB, Macquarie or ANZ would fall behind. ... |
| | | | ... separately listed option (exercisable at $1 for up to 18 months) for every share acquired in the IPO. Ord Minnett Limited and Morgans Corporate Limited are joint lead managers of the offer, and Shaw Corporate Finance Limited has been appointed co-lead ... |
| | | | ... smaller, selloff on Monday night. All sectors of the local market showed weakness at the start of trading on Tuesday, Morgans senior private client adviser Bill Chatterton said. "It's going to be across the board, you don't have a move in the Dow like ... |
| | | | ... flat. The big banks, however, are rallying as financial markets continue to expect an interest rate cut in August. RBS Morgans Ipswich manager Tony Russell said that after several days of gains, resource stocks were being sold as investors cashed in ... |
| | | | ... morning. Trading conditions were quiet as market players waited for Chinese economic data due to be released on Saturday, RBS Morgans private client adviser Craig Walker said. "The market seems really to be sitting on its hands ahead of the Chinese manufacturing ... |
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