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AMP Capital appoints new CFO/COO

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AMP Capital has appointed John Patrick (JP) Moorhead as its new Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer. Mr Moorhead replaces Margaret Payn, who is returning to the UK for

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18 Jan 2018

AMP Capital’s CommIF secures stake in VCCC

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AMP Capital has acquired a 21 per cent stake in the Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre (VCCC) building from funds managed and/or advised by Partners Group on behalf of investors in

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16 Jan 2018

The Fed hikes again, still gradual but likely to be a bit faster next year – implications for investors and Australia

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Key points The Fed has raised interest rates for the fifth time since first raising rates this cycle two years ago, taking the Fed Funds rate from a range of

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15 Dec 2017

Weekly market update – week ending 8 December, 2017

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week Shares had a few wobbles early in the past week with a bit of profit taking partly triggered by the US

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11 Dec 2017

Aussies to suffer post purchase blues this silly season

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A new study from AMP, a leading financial services organisation, has revealed over two-thirds (69 per cent) of Aussies suffer from ‘post-purchase blues’ – the feeling of regret, worry or remorse

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08 Dec 2017

AMP launches custom-built financial advice modelling technology

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AMP has launched a new goals-modelling engine, creating the most sophisticated and contemporary advice experience in the industry. The engine represents a major step forward in AMP’s goals-based customer strategy.

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07 Dec 2017

Weekly market update – week ending 1 December, 2017

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week While US shares rose over the last week to new record highs helped by progress on tax reform and Jerome Powell

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04 Dec 2017

AMP Capital opens up index funds to New Zealand retail investors

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AMP Capital has launched three new passively-managed index fund options for New Zealand retail investors to make it easier for them to access additional cost-effective capabilities. AMP Capital already offers

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04 Dec 2017

AMP Capital makes changes to Income Generator to meet increased investor demand for income

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AMP Capital has changed the monthly distribution payments of its Income Generator to make the fund more accessible to a broader range of New Zealand investors seeking income. Low interest

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29 Nov 2017

Weekly market update – week ending 22 November, 2017

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week While Chinese shares fell, US and Eurozone shares saw solid gains over the last week helped by good economic data as

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27 Nov 2017

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