Super Fund seeks redress but is it targeting the right party?
Bank of Portugal said it analysed the appeal closely with the assistance of an external consultant.
Shoeshine
Sat, 28 Feb 2015
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Fallout from the Super Fund’s $150 million writedown of a loan linked to a collapsed Portuguese bank has so far been predictable.
Greens leader Russell Norman led the charge with comments suggesting the taxpayer-funded pension fund should not be gambling in high-risk investments such as crumbling
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Shoeshine
Sat, 28 Feb 2015
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