NYSE prices new public offering
Deal’s worth $1.5 billion before fees
- By: James Langton
- May 5, 2006 May 5, 2006
- 09:48
Deal’s worth $1.5 billion before fees
Sustained growth and cost management at the heart German exchange’s success in early 2006
Loss due to the impact of net losses realized on investments
But earnings were up for its two insurance subsidiaries
Company sees solid operating results in all major business segments
Record premiums and deposits of $17.9 billion up 20% over the same period last year
Annual awards salute innovation, community development and young leaders
Trading businesses benefited from robust financial markets
Commends SEC’s continuing efforts
Increases stake to 18.7%
Montreal team meets growing demand for services
Capital Markets Leadership Task Force seeks to minimize the cost of capital for Canadian companies
Wall Street firm invests $30 million in cellulose ethanol leader
Joins federal and provincial bond trading platforms
Credit cards and electronic financial services spur growth
But AUM fall for KBSH Capital Management and Disciplined Leadership Group
Concordia students can study for MBA and CFA at the same time
Newest dealer participant becomes 11th liquidity provider for bonds
Company also sees 48% increase in premiums and deposits for the quarter
Solid contributions from all customer groups
Property and casualty insurer ING Canada Inc. announced at its annual meeting today that it is looking for more acquisition partners after its 2004 acquisition…
Firm to focus on innovative approach to financial management for incorporated individuals
But AUM declined significantly following Clarington’s investment-management termination
Empire Life replaces Empire Financial Group