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| | QIC has formed a $1 billion Asia-Pacific infrastructure partnership with the California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS), one of the largest public pension funds in the United States. Under the terms of the arrangement, QIC will source ... |
| | | ... company's Australian private banking, wealth management and investment banking arms and report directly to Credit Suisse Asia Pacific chief executive Helman Sitohang. Sitohang commented, "John has been a significant contributor to the establishment of ... |
| | | ... self-managed super funds and high net worth investors with access to unlisted infrastructure has been launched. Chaired by Pacific Hydro director Geoff Coffey, the Infrastructure Partners Investment Fund (IPIF) is a pooled vehicle investing in unlisted ... |
| | | Global capital markets consultant GreySpark Partners has expanded its Asia Pacific operations with the opening of its first Australian office in Sydney. GreySpark Partners Australia will provide institutional investors and banks in Australia and across ... |
| | | ... credit expansion, declining transportation costs and the rise of the internet. Harting said initiatives such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement could expand trade among some of the largest emerging and developed countries across four continents. ... |
| | | ... estate and infrastructure domestically and internationally and we already have a strong client base spread throughout Asia Pacific and Europe." "By bringing the global listed real estate and infrastructure capability wholly in-house, we now have a world ... |
| | | AMP Capital Investors has appointed former AXA Rosenberg Asia Pacific chief executive Anthony Fasso as managing director, international. Based in Hong Kong, Fasso will report to AMP Capital Investors managing director Stephen Dunne from early next year. ... |
| | | ... Australia 10 years ago and the total value of its global plantation assets exceeds $2.5 billion. GFP's director of Asia Pacific investments, Michael Edgar, said ABP's immediate priorities would be to implement fire protection plans, resume cultivation ... |
| | | ... contingency plans in place if Aviva Australia is being sold off," he said. Craig Bingham, Aviva Investors' chief executive, Asia-Pacific, was contacted for this article but couldn't be reached by press deadline. |
| | | ... bit different, but we think LaSalle has the capability to do that. We've got 600 people around the world and in the Asia Pacific alone we've got more than 100 people," said David Quirk, director, client services Australia. "There's basically a matrix ... |
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