Chris Josselyn
The Australian state has kicked off the sale of some A$15bn worth of infrastructure assets, including motorways, a port, forestry, rail and a coal transport terminal. The sales are aimed at plugging an A$14bn budget deficit caused by the global financial crisis.
The Australian investment bank has received more than 55,000 applications for a share purchase scheme that will result in the issue of A$669m of new ordinary shares. It follows a A$540m private placement completed earlier in the year.
The Australian state has kicked off the sale of some A$15bn worth of infrastructure assets, including motorways, a port, forestry, rail and a coal transport terminal. The sales are aimed at plugging an A$14bn budget deficit caused by the global financial crisis.
The Australian state has kicked off the sale of some A$15bn worth of infrastructure assets, including motorways, a port, forestry, rail and a coal transport terminal. The sales are aimed at plugging an A$14bn budget deficit caused by the global financial crisis.
The Australian investment bank has received more than 55,000 applications for a share purchase scheme that will result in the issue of A$669m of new ordinary shares. It follows a A$540m private placement completed earlier in the year.
The Australian investment bank has received more than 55,000 applications for a share purchase scheme that will result in the issue of A$669m of new ordinary shares. It follows a A$540m private placement completed earlier in the year.
The Australian state has kicked off the sale of some A$15bn worth of infrastructure assets, including motorways, a port, forestry, rail and a coal transport terminal. The sales are aimed at plugging an A$14bn budget deficit caused by the global financial crisis.
The Australian investment bank has received more than 55,000 applications for a share purchase scheme that will result in the issue of A$669m of new ordinary shares. It follows a A$540m private placement completed earlier in the year.
The development bank has approved a ZAR 100m commitment to the Evolution One Fund, which will be focused mainly on South Africa.
The development bank has approved a ZAR 100m commitment to the Evolution One Fund, which will be focused mainly on South Africa.