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AMP Cancer Council Pro Bono Program helping more people with financial guidance

From AMP

The AMP Cancer Council Pro Bono Program has seen a 13.3 per cent increase in financial guidance provided to individuals and their families in 2015 compared to 2014, reaching 923

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24 Mar 2016

AMP Capital adapts its business model to support future growth

From AMP

AMP Capital has announced changes to its global business model and leadership team to deliver even better services and support to clients. The changes involve investing in distribution, emphasising

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23 Mar 2016

Weekly market update – week ending 18 March, 2016

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week The recovery rally continued over the last week helped by a combination of the Fed further delaying interest rate hikes and

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21 Mar 2016

Weekly market update – week ending 11 March, 2016

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week The past week saw most share markets pull back partly due to a perverse reaction to the ECB and partly (or

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14 Mar 2016

Weekly market update – week ending 4 March, 2016

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week The past week has seen the recovery in risk assets continue with shares pushing higher, bond yields backing up, credit spreads

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07 Mar 2016

AMP board changes

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AMP Limited has announced that Mr Geoff Roberts will join the AMP Limited Board as a Non-executive director, effective 1 July 2016. AMP also advised that Dr Brian Clark and Mr

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04 Mar 2016

Value an integral element when setting CEO pay: AMP Capital

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Australia’s chief executives receive, on average, more than double the total pay of the second highest paid executive in their company, according to an analysis of executive pay in AMP

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02 Mar 2016

Weekly market update – week ending 26 February, 2016

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week The bounce back in global shares continued over the last week led by the US share market which has broken above

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29 Feb 2016

AMP Capital’s global infrastructure platform surpasses US$1 billion in new commitments

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AMP Capital’s global infrastructure platform has raised more than US$1 billion in new commitments as it nears its final close of US$2 billion. The Global Infrastructure Fund raised nearly US$400

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25 Feb 2016

AMP updates platform offer

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AMP has enhanced its wrap offer for customers with the launch of MyNorth, and a range of enhancements to its existing platform, which includes the market leading North. Launched yesterday,

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23 Feb 2016

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