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US managers posted mixed performances relative to indexes last quarter: S&P

Standard & Poor's, the independent provider of investment research, indices and ratings, has released a comparison of performance between US market indices and active managers for the second quarter. The research house found that small-cap managers ...

ASIC given six months to dispose Flinders Diamonds shares

The Supreme Court of South Australia has told the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) it has until six months after 20 February 2004, to dispose of over 22 million Flinders Diamonds Ltd shares vested in it. Today's order varies a ...

Adler committed to stand trial on securities charges

Former HIH Insurance director Rodney Adler has been committed to stand trial on charges of manipulating the stock market, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has announced. Adler appeared in Sydney's Downing Centre Local Court ...

Unemployment rises 0.1% in June 2003: ABS

... stood at 6.1% (6.2% for males and 6% for females). The ABS also said that the unemployment rate in New South Wales was 6% in June (6.1% in May), Victoria's was 5.9% (5.9% in May), Queensland at 6.8% (6.5% in May), South Australia at 6.3% (6% the previous ...

Up to 70% of Australian workers to get positive super returns: ASFA

Preliminary figures compiled by ASFA indicate that, contrary to the impression gained by some recent reports, the majority of Australian workers will get a positive return - ranging from 1.5 per cent to 4% - on their superannuation for the year ended ...

Perpetual announces FUM at $17.4 billion

Perpetual Investments has announced its funds under management (FUM), as at 30 June 2003, totalled $17.4 billion, an increase of $200 million since 31 May. Perpetual also announced that in line with industry practice it will provide quarterly, rather ...

Afternoon market wrap: Shares up, Australian dollar down

AAP  |  THURSDAY, 10 JUL 2003
The Australian share market strengthened modestly in afternoon trade, the All Ordinaries eventually closing 14.4 points higher at 3,022.7. Cyclical stocks, especially resources and media, continued to drag the market higher, while banks and property ...

AMP investors look set to pay less that $5 for shares

WITH AAP  |  THURSDAY, 10 JUL 2003
Retail investors taking part in AMP Ltd's latest $500 million capital raising look set to pick up their shares for less than $5.00 each. AMP is due to set the final price on Monday, and is expected to be lower than $5.50 or will have a 5 per cent discount ...

Australia is the busiest market for project finance loans: Thomson

Thomson Financial Corporation of Hong Kong has said that Australia ranks first, followed by China, as the leading destination for project finance volumes this year. In information released today, Thomson has said that Australia remains the busiest markets ...

Global share markets recover some earlier losses in the June quarter

A combination of improved investor sentiment and prospects of interest rate cuts during the June quarter has helped global share markets to recover some of their heavy losses. In their latest quarterly fund update Investors Mutual said that the Australian ...