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| | ... CIP has 19 locations across New Zealand and services more than 65,000 clients. In 2015, CIP acquired a 40% stake in Wilson HTM, which is now Wilson Advisory, while Deutsche Bank gained a 20% share. It marked CIP's first expansion in Australia. One year ... |
| | | Wilson HTM shareholders have voted in favour of the new ownership structure as the business appointed a Deutsche Bank director to head the capital markets division. This is the last step of a process that has seen ASX-listed Wilson HTM Investment Group ... |
| | | Wilson HTM Securities will be sold to a combination of existing staff, Deutsche Bank and Craigs Investment Partners before the year is out. Under the proposed deal, Wilson HTM Investment Group (WIG) will transfer its shareholdings in the Securities ... |
| | | Wilson HTM (WIG) directors have revealed some of the details of the transformation process that the business is going through, including the establishment of a standalone securities business and significant changes to the board of directors. Chairman ... |
| | | Wilson HTM Investment Group has appointed a managing director after Andrew Coppin resigned in July 2013. Former acting chief executive officer Sandy Grant was appointed managing director, as foreshadowed during the shareholders' annual A general meeting ... |
| | | Wilson HTM Investment Group has reported a lower than expected loss for the second half of the 2013 financial year. The company remained confident that if market conditions prevail until June 30, 2013, its loss after tax will be between $1.5 million ... |
| | | Wilson HTM's board of directors intends to advise shareholders to reject Mariner Corporation's offer for shares in the company. In a letter to shareholders, Wilson HTM managing director Andrew Coppin said that the board would be rejecting Mariners "Conditional ... |
| | | Six more Wilson HTM staff members have left the troubled broker, following in the footsteps of a recent exodus of key employees. Last week Wilson HTM's Sydney desk boss Joseph Pagliaro left the firm, along with advisers Wren Bligh and James Hunter ... |
| | | ... services market suggesting that the ASX would be better off merging with the Hong Kong Exchange. Andrew Hills, analyst at Wilson HTM, said that the ASX could do better either as a standalone business for now or in a three-way merger with the London Stock ... |
| | | ... SGX when it comes to public floats because of the exchange's high fees and other shortfalls. Andrew Hills, analyst at Wilson HTM, said that the ASX could do better either as a standalone business for now or in a three-way merger with the London Stock ... |
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