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AMP Capital appoints Head of New Zealand Distribution

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AMP Capital has appointed Rebekah Swan as Head of New Zealand Distribution, effective immediately. Ms Swan joined AMP Capital in 2001 and has been Senior Relationship Manager since 2009. Based

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20 Nov 2015

Weekly market update – week ending 13 November, 2015

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week The past week has seen shares under pressure again as worries about a Fed rate hike next month driving the $US

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16 Nov 2015

AMP Capital investors secure stake in Australian Technology Park, Sydney

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AMP Capital, Sunsuper and Mirvac have been selected to acquire the Australian Technology Park (ATP), Sydney from UrbanGrowth NSW Development Corporation. As part of the ATP renewal project, AMP Capital

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16 Nov 2015

The perils for investors of too much information in the app age

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Key points The more we are exposed to information about how our investments are performing, the greater the risk that we will be disappointed and at risk of making poor

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13 Nov 2015

AMP Capital targets US$2 billion with new Infrastructure Debt Fund III

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AMP Capital has commenced fundraising for its Infrastructure Debt Fund III (IDF III), which is targeting US$2 billion in commitments from institutional investors around the world. IDF III is AMP

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10 Nov 2015

Weekly market update – week ending 6 November, 2015

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week Global shares mostly saw solid gains over the last week helped by good economic data, albeit with talk of ongoing Fed

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09 Nov 2015

AMP capital notes offer opens

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AMP capital notes (capital notes) offer opened yesterday for clients of syndicate brokers, eligible securityholders and members of the general public who are resident in Australia. As announced on 29

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04 Nov 2015

Weekly market update – week ending October 30, 2015

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week Shares were mixed over the last week with US shares up 0.2% and Japanese shares up 1.4%, but Eurozone shares down

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02 Nov 2015

AMP Capital’s Dynamic Markets Fund reaches A$1 billion milestone

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AMP Capital’s Dynamic Markets Fund has grown to A$1 billion in funds under management, reaching the milestone in less than five years. The fund, which is run by AMP Capital

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30 Oct 2015

AMP announces launch of AMP capital notes offer

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AMP Limited (AMP) has announced the launch of the offer of new additional tier 1 capital securities, AMP capital notes (capital notes). AMP is seeking to raise A$200 million through

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27 Oct 2015

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