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St George announces Crusade Trust No. 1 program

St George Bank Ltd today announces the start of a marketing campaign for a proposed global mortgage backed securities issue under the Crusade securitisation program. St George said the issue is to be known as Crusade Global Trust No.1 of 2004. The securities ...

Wage growth should continue: economists

AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 12 NOV 2003
Australian wages growth should continue following the recent drop in unemployment but it is unlikely to affect inflation, according to economists. The Australian Bureau of Statistics will report the September quarter Wage Cost Index (WCI) today, and ...

NAB confirms discussions with ACCC over AMP takeover

AAP  |  TUESDAY, 21 OCT 2003
National Australia Bank Ltd has reportedly held preliminary discussions with the national competition watchdog regarding a takeover of AMP Ltd and believes it could be allowed to proceed. NAB chief executive Frank Cicutto told the Australian Financial ...

Midday Market Wrap: Dollar up after employment announcements

The Australian dollar shot back towards near six year highs in response to a rise in the nation's employment level in September. The domestic unit bounced from $US0.6902 prior to the 1130 AEST announcement of the data to $US0.6927 at 1139 AEST, fractionally ...

Fosters announces broader capital management

AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 1 OCT 2003
Global beverages firm Foster's Group Ltd said today it would provide details on its broader capital management intentions after determining the net proceeds of the spin-off its Australian Hospitality (ALH) and Leisure pubs and gaming business. Earlier ...

St George Bank announces pricing of its Crusade Global Trust No 2

St George Bank has today announced the pricing in New York on Wednesday of its Crusade Global Trust number 2 of 2003, its sixth global mortgage-backed securities issue under the Crusade Securitisation Programme. The securities will be registered by ...

ASIC bans Sydney businessmen

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has banned Jonathan Rabinovitz - a former authorised representative of Credit Suisse First Boston Australia Equities Limited (CSFB) - from the securities industry for 18 months. ASIC found ...

Westpac signs up to social and environmental principles

Westpac Banking Corporation has joined nine leading banks from seven countries by adopting the "Equator Principles" - a voluntary set of guidelines that have been developed for managing social and environmental issues relating to the financing of development ...

Wall Street titans face $2.25 billion in fines

Ten of the biggest names on Wall Street have been hit with fines totalling US$1.3875 billion (A$2.25 billion) under the finalised terms of a settlement agreed in principle and announced by regulators in December 2002. "This historic settlement establishes ...

Commonwealth faces up to "challenging" market

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia's (CBA) total assets under management fell $11 billion to around $95 billion in the second half of 2002 against a backdrop of tough market conditions and a preference for 'value' style management, CBA chief financial ...