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Australia’s new Government

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

It’s over, at least for now The policies of the new Government if implemented are likely to lead to smaller government, less regulation and over time improved productivity and economic

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10 Sep 2013

Weekly market & economic update – week ending 6 September

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Key events of the past week and implications While share markets mostly rose over the past week helped by a delay to action regarding Syria and on the back of

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09 Sep 2013

AMP Capital appoints new office fund manager

From AMP

AMP Capital has appointed Nick McGrath as Fund Manager for the AMP Capital Wholesale Office Fund (AWOF). Mr McGrath will be responsible for delivering the strategy, growth and investment performance

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09 Sep 2013

AMP Capital enters China funds management with China Life JV

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AMP Capital is to establish a funds management company in China with China Life Asset Management Company, a subsidiary of China Life Insurance (Group) Company, China’s largest insurance group, institutional

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03 Sep 2013

Weekly market & economic update: Week ending August 30

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Key events of the past week and implications Share markets had another volatile week with concerns about a strike on Syria weighing on confidence, and emerging market assets, particularly currencies,

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02 Sep 2013

Luxury development The Residence sets record for most expensive single apartment

From AMP

AMP Capital through its Select Property Portfolio No.3, and the Galileo Group today announced the Sulman Penthouse, in the exclusive The Residence Hyde Park, had sold for $17 million to

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29 Aug 2013

AMP Capital secures over US$300 million for second infrastructure debt fund

From AMP

AMP Capital has attracted more than US$300 million from 17 institutional investors from Japan, United Kingdom, Korea, Switzerland and Australia, to complete the first close of the AMP Capital Infrastructure

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28 Aug 2013

Weekly market & economic update – week ending August 23

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Key events of the past week and implications Fed taper fears dominated over the past week resulting in further increases in bond yields and volatile share markets. Some emerging share

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26 Aug 2013

AMP MySuper offers approved by APRA

From AMP

AMP will launch its two MySuper offers from 1 January 2014, following approval from the Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority. AMP Financial Services will draw on the investment expertise of AMP

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23 Aug 2013

Myopic investors a risk to long-term performance

From AMP

Addressing more than just near-term share prices is key to shareholder and company success according to the latest AMP Capital Corporate Governance Report. The AMP Capital Corporate Governance 2013 mid

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22 Aug 2013

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