Henderson Global News
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Business at executive-recruitment companies is improving, buoyed by increasing confidence among corporate leaders and a stabilization in hiring for senior positions in the financial-services industry.
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Henderson Global Partners, which manages $2.3 billion in property stocks, is targeting to raise as much as $100 million this year for a new fund that will invest in real estate investment trusts around the world.
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Central banks, guardians of the world’s $11 trillion in foreign-exchange reserves, are buying stocks in record amounts as falling bond yields push even risk- averse investors toward equities.
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Mytrah Energy Ltd., India’s third- largest wind farm developer, picked Morgan Stanley and Standard Chartered Plc to manage the Singapore initial public offering of some of its assets, two people with knowledge of the matter said.
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European stocks closed unchanged from yesterday’s level, erasing intraday gains, as companies from Debenhams Plc to Syngenta AG and Nokia Oyj reported financial results.
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Brazilian analysts are proving to have the world’s worst record for picking stocks after failing to foresee how government intervention in the economy would curb growth and cut into corporate profits.
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Jeremy Hall, Singapore-based director of Japanese equities at Henderson Global Investors Ltd., which oversees about $99 billion, comments on the market impact of the Bank of Japan’s efforts to end deflation.
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Australian tourists Erica Kim and Michael Cai walk out of Bicester Village outlet mall near London loaded down with purchases including Jimmy Choo boots, Bally shoes and a dress. They figure they’ve saved about 1,000 pounds ($1,500) compared with shopping at home.
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Henderson Global Investors Ltd. and Centurion Properties Ltd. set up a fund to invest 250 million pounds ($373 million) in U.K. warehouses.
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Mytrah Energy Ltd. is studying a listing of its wind assets in Singapore as the Indian developer seeks to pay debt and expand.
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