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| | | ... listed on the market," he said. "That is what is powering the market and will continue to power it over the course of the next few months." Heffernan said this morning's Reserve Bank of Australia's decision to leave interest rates on hold was expected ... |
| | | | Corporate advisory firm, Certainty Financial, has appointed Mark Young to director of operations effective next month. Young has 12 years of experience in Australian and international financial services and fund management markets. "The appointment ... |
| | | | ... investing," said Dr Martin Leibowitz, a managing director of Portfolio Strategy for Morgan Stanley, who is visiting Australia next week to update managers, funds and consultants about global developments in the new style. "But this probably reflects ... |
| | | | ... business. "With interest rate reductions on the 18th of September in the US in line, I think it is all green flags for the next couple of months." The big banks all were up, with ANZ adding 12 cents to $29.11, the Commonwealth Bank 20 cents to $55.35 ... |
| | | | ... planning groups and fund managers to review a draft for a proposed managed accounts accreditation course due to be rolled out next year. The course draft outlined key education areas like taxation, securities selection and advantages or disadvantages ... |
| | | | ... season had been a mixed bag, so some stronger reports should see more confidence in the market, he said. "The APEC summit next week might quieten things down a bit," he added. Both the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 rose more than two per cent in New York overnight. ... |
| | | | Web 2.0 may be an 'out of control' broadcast channel, but it's a big opportunity for financial services players brave enough to climb on board, said Theresa Cunnington from the online services consultancy iFocus. Web 2.0 is sometimes spoken about as ... |
| | | | ... the fund's trustees which found a full time chief executive and a compliance officer where necessary to push them to the next level. "Our growth demanded we have a fulltime chief executive officer managing our operations and Paul's long-term experience ... |
| | | | ... which surveyed 26,000 people, said poor service was their number one frustration, ranking three times more toxic than their next biggest frustration. For high value customers the figures are even more troubling. Martin North, managing consulting director ... |
| | | | ... to settle and while BHP executives just 24 hours ago were saying 'sub who?' financial markets remain jumpy waiting for the next sub-prime tremor. Calm returned and optimism flooded the markets on Tuesday with our local bourse returning to the buoyant ... |
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