AMP Capital and 3i Infrastructure to acquire Denmark’s Esvagt

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AMP  Capital and 3i Infrastructure plc (3i Infrastructure) have entered into an  agreement to jointly acquire 100 per cent of Danish company ESVAGT from Maersk  Group.  AMP Capital is investing

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Greece after the “No” vote

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Key points The Greek No vote means more uncertainty ahead regarding Greece, with significantly heightened risk of a Greek exit from the Euro. The threat of a flow on to

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Weekly market update – week ending June 26, 2015

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Investment markets and key developments over the past week Shares had another volatile week with optimism about a Greek deal early in the week giving way to renewed concern as

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Is Greece pulling back from the brink?

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Key points A “reform for funding” deal between Greece and its creditors looks likely and may now be agreed this week. This would be positive for Eurozone assets. It would

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Weekly market update – week ending June 19, 2015

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Investment markets and key developments over the past week Shares had another messy and mixed week with worries about Greece weighing, particularly on European shares. Japanese shares also fell and

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Steve Helmich to leave AMP

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AMP Limited today announced that Steve Helmich will leave AMP in September 2015 to pursue other opportunities in the industry following a 41 year career with the company. Joining AMP

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Weekly market update – week ending June 12, 2015

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Investment markets and key developments over the past week Shares had a mixed week with mostly good economic data, but ongoing uncertainty regarding Greece and worries about a MERS outbreak

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Australian jobs much better than expected, but is it believable?

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The May jobs data support the view that the economy is nowhere near as weak as the doomsayers would have it. However, they likely also exaggerate the strength in the jobs

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AMP.NATSEM 37 – Going the distance: working longer, living healthier

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In 2035, one in four men and one in five women aged in their sixties will be in fair or poor health, reducing their ability to work and save for

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Weekly market update – week ending 5 June, 2015

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Investment markets and key developments over the past week Shares had a rough week as Greek worries continued to weigh, the back-up in global bond yields resumed, and uncertainty about

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