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Corporate Finance Shaw Corporate Finance provides a comprehensive range of corporate advisory and equity capital raising services. Our team has extensive experience in undertaking corporate finance transactions and has a proven track record within the industrial, information technology, biotechnology and natural resources sectors.

Shaw Stockbroking

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http://egoli.com.au/snippets.asp The Aussie market is slightly stronger so far today, following the mixed leads from international markets overnight. The XJO is presently 10 points (+0.2%) in the green, holding around 4440 Most sect... Global markets were mixed overnight amid disappointment after Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said a bailout request is not imminent. Stocks slumped as Rajoy said he has no plans to request rescu... The Australian market stormed higher today, helped by a positive lead from international markets overnight and the RBA’s interest rate cut.

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

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http://www.macquarie.com.au/mgl/au/personal/financial-advice/stockbroking/about-full-service-stockbroking Features and benefits Full Service Stockbroking provides investment advice, market-leading research and comprehensive broking services across a broad range of trading products.

Macquarie Private

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http://www.smh.com.au/business/etrade-to-take-on-commsec-with-fee-cuts-20100314-q64q.html THE ANZ-backed E*Trade Australia is planning to undercut rival CommSec on fees for international trades, a move likely to set off a fresh market-share grab among the online brokers. Over the next few months, E*Trade is expected to open up several overseas sharemarkets, from Singapore to New York, to local investors. This is the latest in upgrades to the online brokerage since ANZ paid $285 million two years ago, giving it full ownership of the business. Accounts recently lodged by E*Trade show the market slowdown hurt revenue and earnings in the year to September 2009, with profit after tax coming in at $31 million.

E*Trade to take on CommSec with fee cuts