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| | | ... Southern investors calling on them to repay the outstanding loans in full, plus interest. Similar action was taken in Western Australian courts by Javelin Asset Management. Through M+K, those investors filed defences and counterclaims challenging the ... |
| | | | One of the world's largest fixed-income managers, Western Asset Management, has launched a new absolute return credit fund aimed at exploiting credit opportunities amid volatile markets. Speaking at the Legg Mason Investment Symposium in Sydney yesterday ... |
| | | | ... for Citigroup Property Investors in Hong Kong and London. Budiselik holds a bachelor of economics from the University of Western Australia and a graduate diploma in applied finance and investment from the Financial Services Institute of Australasia. ... |
| | | | ... when the Deutchemark was still their official currency. This is because, them Deutsche -- more than any other country in western Europe -- know and have experienced the fate that awaited a severely devalued currency. Flashback to 1923. During the Weimar ... |
| | | | ... largest conventional oil and natural gas producers in North America and the largest producer of light and medium oil in western Canada, according to a statement. |
| | | | ... are: NSW - Edward Wszola, Lifestyle Financial Advisers South Australia - Andrew Harris, Minerds Bell Consultancy Group Western Australia - Stephen Redbond, Sage Financial Services Queensland - David Martin, Moore Stephens Victoria - Paul Cranage, Cranage ... |
| | | | ... 'super profits tax' they would be obliged to pay. Queensland miners paid 44 per cent of all state royalties, followed by Western Australia, which paid 32 per cent and NSW, which paid 19 per cent. Mining operations in the Northern Territory, South Australia ... |
| | | | ... Atlas Iron improved three cents to $2.54 after it secured final government approval for its Wodgina iron ore project in Western Australia. Oil and gas producer Woodside Petroleum rose 41 cents to $45.76, and Santos ascended 43 cents to $13.96. Takeover ... |
| | | | ... failed companies. Of these disqualified directors, three were from Victoria, two were from Queensland and one was from Western Australia. The disqualifications are a result of ASIC's ongoing commitment to removing directors from managing companies after ... |
| | | | ... from peak values and properties across Central and Eastern Europe could hold some good buying opportunities compared to Western Europe. While the opportunity to gain double-digit returns is appealing, Barbara Wall, editor of the report, said finding ... |
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