Archive for December, 2011



(Investor Seminar News) Mark Dampier: Spread out to cushion another bumpy ride – The Independent

Saturday 31 December 2011 @ 6:33 pm

We are giving you a chance to win a seven-night holiday for two adults to two of the Canary Islands. Win one of three 16GB Samsung Galaxy Nexus smartphones courtesy of the Heineken Hub. Only the latest in technology news – plus our guide to the latest Christmas contraptions. Watch the best in the business world give their insights into the world of business. House prices are down, supplies of new homes are below target and frustrated first-time buyers are struggling to get mortgages. Make 2012 the year you get fit, lose weight, eat healthily and stop smoking, all without spending a fortune. read more

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(Investor Seminar News) Xstrata Targets 50% Increase In Copper-Equivalent Volumes By 2014 – Quick Facts – RTT News

Friday 30 December 2011 @ 6:23 pm

Stocks Continue To Show A Lack Of Direction In Mid-Day Trading – U. Stocks Turning In Lackluster Performance In Early Trading – U. Stocks May Show A Lack Of Direction Amid Light Volume – U. RTT’s Growth & Value Stocks service identifies growth stocks that are overlooked and value stocks that are undervalued to help swing traders and investors. read more

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'Strings attached' to East African integration – The Citizen Daily- Topic: Investor Seminar News

Thursday 29 December 2011 @ 6:02 pm

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(Investor Seminar News) Can 1947 foreign exchange regulation act support a digital Bangladesh ? – Financial Express Bangladesh

Wednesday 28 December 2011 @ 5:47 pm

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'Biggest pressure during rating cut comes from investors' – Times of India- Investor Seminar News

Tuesday 27 December 2011 @ 5:37 pm

We are talking about Roopa Kudva , rating-cum-analytics company Crisil’s top boss. In a market where there are six rating agencies, it has managed to keep the lead with a market share of 50% in bank ratings. Majority owned by global rating major S&P, Crisil’s stock has also grown 50% in the last one year where the sensex fell nearly 20%. Kudva, who took over as the head of Crisil in 2007 just before the global crisis, had a plan and introduced new businesses to aid growth. Since Kudva wears two hats, one as India head and the other as the South Asia regional head for global ratings major Standard & Poor’s, it is natural that ratings by S&P and Crisil would differ in their approach. Soon after the global ratings major stripped the US of its ‘AAA’ ratings, stunning markets into submission globally, Deven Sharma, the global president put in his papers. read more

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Clark County business calendar – The Columbian- Investor Seminar News

Monday 26 December 2011 @ 5:12 pm

Investor workshop, sponsored by Directors Mortgage, designed to assist in answering questions pertaining to short sales, bank-owned properties and buying at auction, 6 p. Bill Black, a certified distressed property expert and business development consultant for the Robert Tussell Law Group, will be the guest speaker. SoHo Marketing Institute will sponsor a free program of advice from business professionals, noon to 1 p. Veronika Noize, the Marketing Coach, founded the SoHo Marketing Institute, a members-only business-building community. Legislative outlook breakfast will feature legislators from the 15th, 17th, 18th and 49th legislative districts offering their thoughts on the 2012 session. Financial Peace University, a 13-week Bible-based accountability class taught by Dave Ramsey on DVD, offers classes at Columbia Christian Church, 907 N. read more

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BSE wants to catch them young – Times of India- Investor Seminar News

Sunday 25 December 2011 @ 5:07 pm

The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) through its various subsidiaries is now aggressively creating awareness among youngsters by conducting investment awareness camps. Officials from BSE Investor Protection Fund (BSEIPF) are regularly visiting Nagpur and interacting with students. Recently, a seminar was held at Tirpude College of Management where the workings of financial markets were explained to students. The college’s director Lalit Khullar said, “Primary objective is to create awareness about investments, since these students are future retail investors. Ashutosh Wakhare, trainer at MBI and an authorized BSE faculty, said, “Earlier those looking to take up a BSE course had to travel to Mumbai. read more

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(Investor Seminar News) Voyageur boss linked to tax scheme – Montreal Gazette

Saturday 24 December 2011 @ 4:41 pm

An online document promoting an investment seminar obtained by The Gazette reveals that in 1999, Jarman worked as the “chief information officer” for AAA, an international outfit that a 2005 U. A source in Costa Rica told The Gazette that Jarman’s son-in-law, Christian White Hernández, once worked as a driver for AAA’s founder, Keith Anderson, who was based in Costa Rica for several years before he was extradited to the United States in 2002 to face charges related to the investment scheme. The Gazette has also reported that the relationship between Sorenson and members of the Jarman family dates back to 1999 and that the Jarmans continued to funnel investors’ money into Sorenson’s companies even after his Ponzi scheme started to unravel in 2007. Now, The Gazette has obtained a court document, that states the Ponzi scheme was allegedly modelled after AAA – the same company that once employed Philip Jarman. In a phone interview from Costa Rica this month, Philip Jarman’s daughter, Voyageur spokesperson Angela Jarman, said her father once worked at a Costa Rican bed and breakfast business owned by AAA founder Keith Anderson and he had invested money with the organization. read more

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(Investor Seminar News) Water management plan “critical” for investor confidence – The Nation

Friday 23 December 2011 @ 4:23 pm

The government has 3-4 months to complete the comprehensive water-management plan so that Thailand can retain its status as a regional manufacturing hub, panelists said at a seminar yesterday. At the Krungthep Turakij-hosted “Reinvent Thailand” seminar, panelists representing the private sector said that only a clear plan would keep foreign manufacturers, who were affected directly or indirectly, from relocating their business outside Thailand, while also continuing to attract more foreign direct investment. Setsuo Iuchi, president of Japan International Cooperation Agency, said that a survey of Japanese manufacturers in Thailand showed that 70 per cent said they would resume operations at the same sites despite the recent floods, 10 per cent are considering relocating to other locations in Thailand while the rest are undecided. Joining the discussions were Chen Namchaisiri, vice chairman of the Federation of Thai Industries; Pornsilp Patcharintanakul, deputy secretary-general of the Thai Chamber of Commerce and Pitak Pruittisarikorn, executive vice president of Honda Automobile (Thailand). Pitak said the plan by industrial estates in flood-prone areas to construct flood barriers is just a solution, but a comprehensive plan is necessary to assure manufacturers that they could survive if water of this volume or more hits Thailand again. Under the strong support for FDI, infrastructure and skilled labour, Jetro is confident that Thailand could remain attractive for foreign investors if it has a long-term water management plan. read more

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Xstrata's Management Host Investor Seminar in London – Conference Call Transcript – Seeking Alpha- Investor Seminar News

Thursday 22 December 2011 @ 2:02 pm

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