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Weekly market update – week ending 24 March, 2017

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week The US share market finally saw a daily decline greater than 1% for the first time since last October and this

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27 Mar 2017

AMP’s MyNorth turns one

From AMP

AMP’s wrap platform MyNorth has celebrated turning one by further enhancing user experience for advisers and their clients. Since its launch last year, MyNorth has been one of Australia’s fastest

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24 Mar 2017

AMP Capital announces team changes to drive its international growth strategy

From AMP

AMP Capital is further evolving its global business model with a number of changes to the leadership team to better support clients and the firm’s future growth in key asset

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24 Mar 2017

AMP Capital announces signing of WesTrac and next stage of industrial development in Western Sydney

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AMP Capital has announced the signing of WesTrac, one of Caterpillar’s largest authorised dealers, on a long-term lease at Crossroads Logistics Centre, located at Casula in Sydney’s south west. The

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23 Mar 2017

Peter Shergold to retire from AMP Board

From AMP

AMP Limited Chairman Catherine Brenner yesterday announced that Professor Peter Shergold AC will retire from the board at the conclusion of the 2017 annual general meeting on 11 May. Professor

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21 Mar 2017

Weekly market update – week ending 17 March, 2017

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week Global shares got a boost over the last week from a dovish rate hike from the Fed and relief that the

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20 Mar 2017

Humour helps happiness

From AMP

Humour, financial security and leisure time are what make Australians truly happy according to new research released last Friday by AMP. AMP’s Happiness Survey revealed we are a nation of

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20 Mar 2017

AMP Capital introduces new ethical framework

From AMP

Manufacturers of tobacco, cluster munitions, landmines, biological and chemical weapons to be excluded from portfolios AMP Capital is furthering its commitment to responsible investing by introducing a new decision-making framework

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17 Mar 2017

Weekly market update – week ending 10 March, 2017

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Investment markets and key developments over the past week The past week saw rising bond yields and a rising $US in anticipation of the Fed raising interest rates in the

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13 Mar 2017

AMP Capital awarded A$100 million mandate from Clean Energy Finance Corporation

From AMP

The Australian Government’s Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) has committed to AMP Capital’s leading sustainability credentials by investing A$100 million in the AMP Capital Wholesale Office Fund (AWOF). Becoming carbon

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09 Mar 2017

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