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| | ... enormous advantage to being in the US. That's where the weight of money is managed, everybody comes through all the time and Chicago is eight hours from pretty much everywhere." Though Australian investors' are generally realising that they must diversify ... |
| | | ... allows ASX to deliver a more timely, informed and competitive service," he said, adding that ASX has presence also in Chicago, London and Singapore. The new office adds to the ASX's presence in the region through other vehicles such as the Spotlight ... |
| | | ... investors." From 1989 to 2003, Andersen was international chief investment officer for Driehaus Capital Management in Chicago. The Driehaus International Growth strategy Andersen and his team led for over 13 years outperformed its benchmark by nearly ... |
| | | ... 1.1% to global GDP growth this year, or one-third of the total. But growth will vary greatly across sectors and regions. Chicago-based global equities manager William Blair has recently changed its views on China. One of the firm's equity specialists ... |
| | | AMP Capital has appointed four people to its Chicago-based credit research team in a bid to increase its understanding of US high yield markets. Alexander Shire will join the team on 20 July 2015 as senior portfolio manager. He has 15 years of research ... |
| | | ... leverage the worldwide resources and experience of FOX for the benefit of families in the region." FOX is headquartered in Chicago with offices in New York, San Diego, Santa Barbara, Sydney, and London. |
| | | ... contraction, was not a surprise. But perceptions of a rebound in growth since then were tempered by a fall in the May Chicago regional business activity index, into negative territory, and a sharp fall in the University of Michigan's consumer confidence ... |
| | | ... US dollar would not only restrain "US net exports and economic growth", it would also keep inflation low. This supports Chicago Fed pres Charles Evans' argument for a lift off "until sometime in early 2016" in his speech in Munich overnight. "Inflation ... |
| | | ... certain that the 'transitory factors' that slowed the economy in the first quarter have gone away. This as much was what Chicago Fed pres Charles Evans told his audience at the Columbus Economic Development Board Annual Meeting in Columbus, IN, on 4 ... |
| | | ... James Bullard in London: "Zero is no longer the appropriate interest rate for the U.S. economy." Wednesday, 25 March: Chicago Fed pres Charles Evans in London: "Economic conditions are likely to evolve in a way such that it will be appropriate to hold ... |
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