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S&P withdraws ratings on two ING Funds

From Standard & Poor's

Standard & Poor’s Fund Services has withdrawn ratings on ING Alpha Plus Australian Share Fund and ING Extended Alpha Australian Share Fund following notification of the termination of the funds

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12 Oct 2011

Credit shines and bond yields to head upwards, says INGIM

From ING Australia

Credit is expected to shine over the coming quarter while Australian bonds will continue to outperform their global counterparts, according to the latest fixed income outlook from ING Investment Management

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16 Mar 2011

Global REITs to deliver 8-12% returns in 2011 underpinned by economic improvement and dividends, says INGIM

From ING Australia

Global Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are expected to continue to deliver positive returns for the third year running, as an improving global economy and growing dividends help them continue

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03 Feb 2011

INGIM wholesale poised for next stage of growth

From ING Australia

Two BDM hires for Northern Region to complete team INGIM funds receive positive ratings from S&P and Lonsec ING Investment Management (INGIM) Australia has positioned its wholesale business for the

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29 Nov 2010

INGIM boosts wholesale team with new appointment

From ING Australia

INGIM hires fourth employee this year for Melbourne office Wholesale business continues to target advisers ING Investment Management (INGIM) Australia has boosted its wholesale business with the appointment of Mark

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04 Nov 2010

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