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17 April 2015 • By • 1 min read

TIAA-CREF opens Sydney office

US-based financial services provider TIAA-CREF has opened a new distribution office for its asset management business in Sydney. In a statement, ...

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Momentum building for Aussie M&A

M&A markets remained busy throughout the first quarter of 2015, with buyers set to remain motivated throughout the year, says Allen & Overy

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US private equity eyeing Aussie market

Legislative changes coupled with a falling Australian dollar are drawing US-based private equity firms to the Australian financial services market, ...

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Ironbark AM to acquire Certitude Global Investments

Ironbark Asset Management is set to acquire Certitude Global Investments from HFA Holdings Limited. Ironbark will obtain 100 per cent of the issued ...

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Energy sector to 'supercharge' M&A

Mergers and acquisitions in the Asia-Pacific region will be driven by the energy and resources sector in 2015, says law firm Herbert Smith Freehills

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Macquarie to shut down Risk Advice Specialists

Macquarie has decided to close wholly-owned financial planning subsidiary Risk Advice Specialists, with authorised representatives now searching for a ...

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Former Platinum exec launches boutique

Former deputy chief investment officer of Platinum Asset Management, Jacob Mitchell, has partnered with Pinnacle Investment Management to launch a new ...

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IFM to spend $5.7bn on US toll-road

Industry Funds Management (IFM) has reached an agreement to acquire a 100 per cent equity interest in an Indiana toll-road. In a statement issued ...

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AusSuper increases UK property exposure

AustralianSuper has made its first direct investment in London, with a 25 per cent stake in a King’s Cross site. The King’s Cross investment is the ...

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2015 set for 'record' M&A activity

M&A activity is expected to be strong in 2015, with companies set to capitalise on "excellent conditions" in the Australian market, a new report ...

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