Canadian pension fund chief David Denison says Australia is attractive for ... - The Australian

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Canadian pension fund chief David Denison says Australia is attractive for ...
The Australian
ONE of the biggest foreign investors in the nation's infrastructure and property sectors is looking at further investments in Australia to capitalise on a looming rush of privatisations by the states. David Denison, president and chief executive of the ...
Canada Pension Fund: O AustraliaWall Street Journal (blog)
Canada Pension to Grow Australia Investments for Higher ReturnsBloomberg

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Canada pension fund invests $C5bn in Australia, says Denison - The Australian

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Canada pension fund invests $C5bn in Australia, says Denison
The Australian
CANADA Pension Plan Investment Board president and chief executive David Denison is certainly bullish on Australia. In a speech at the Canadian Australian Chamber of Commerce in Sydney today, Mr Denison said his organisation sees significant ...
Botany a target for Canadian fundSydney Morning Herald

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Blueprint for wealth - Sydney Morning Herald

NEWS.com.au

Blueprint for wealth
Sydney Morning Herald
But the prospect of lower rates of capital growth and possibly even falls, if the doomsayers are right and the global economy takes another big turn for the worse, has changed the outlook for property investment. Home owners and investors will need to ...
Rents soar as capital city values take beatingYour Investment Property Magazine
Rate cuts boost business confidenceSwitzer Financial News (blog)

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Housing and China the big risks for 2012 - The Australian

Housing and China the big risks for 2012
The Australian
Other top holdings include Pro-pac Packaging, which manufactures and supplies packaging materials and services, Village Roadshow and Australian Education Trust, a listed property trust investing in childcare properties in Australia and New Zealand.


Media chiefs call for copyright reform - The Australian

Media chiefs call for copyright reform
The Australian
"If the intellectual property is owned by someone and they aren't getting paid for it being used, then we are simply bastardising that IP. "That means we will have a diminished quality of products in the future because people will simply not invest in ...

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Markets Live: Shares slip ahead of US jobs - Sydney Morning Herald

Markets Live: Shares slip ahead of US jobs
Sydney Morning Herald
2.17pm: Another Chinese investment in an Australian miner: Chinese state-owned Beijing Guoli Energy Investment is to take a $20 million stake in Cuesta Coal ahead of its listing this year. The Queensland coal hopeful has a portfolio of 33 exploration ...

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It's going to be the year of the unit - Sydney Morning Herald

It's going to be the year of the unit
Sydney Morning Herald
''There's no doubt about it, people are embracing apartment living,'' says the senior economist at Fairfax-owned Australian Property Monitors, Andrew Wilson. One of the biggest influences on the price of apartments (and houses) this year could be ...

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What 2012 has in store for Australia's property markets - SmartCompany.com.au

What 2012 has in store for Australia's property markets
SmartCompany.com.au
Michael Yardney is the director of Metropole Property Investment Strategists, a best-selling author and one of Australia's leading experts in wealth creation through property. For more information about Michael visit www.metropole.com.au and www.

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Markets Live: Shares slip ahead of US jobs - Sydney Morning Herald

Markets Live: Shares slip ahead of US jobs
Sydney Morning Herald
4.25pm: Meanwhile, the Australian dollar is heading for its fourth straight week of gains, though much depends on how looming US jobs data will impact the recent improvement in global risk sentiment. The currency has already weathered disappointing ...

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Rate leap forward - Sydney Morning Herald

Rate leap forward
Sydney Morning Herald
If buyers have heard the reports of impending doom for Australia's property market - such as that from the American analyst Jordan Wirsz, who thinks prices will plummet 60 per cent in five years - they're shrugging them off (and Australian analysts ...

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