Aberdeen has already announced its global equities process will take over from the Capital International process, for which CSAM had been retail distributor and currency manager since 1997. The move has inspired Capital International to address Australia more directly, using Singapore-based Mark Speciale to try and convince as many investors as possible to stay with it and not migrate to Aberdeen. Speciale also plans to service institutional clients more directly, with pending implications for the National Capital Alliance joint venture with nabInvest.
9 March 2009 13:00
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NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey says last year's Citi A50 summit is converting investor interest into firm approvals, as the state pushes data centre, renewable energy and electrification projects through a fast-track process and positions Sydney as a global financial centre.
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