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L une des bénéficiaires de la MIC est Luxury Retirement Village Ltd, filiale de N-G Group et promoteur de la maison de retraite Royal Green à Moka, appartenant au businessman et président de la Tourism Authority Avinash Gopee.
Après les Rs. 5,2 milliards déboursées par la
Mauritius Investment Corporation (MIC) au 27 octobre 2020, comme révélé par Xavier-Luc Duval mardi dernier, l’on apprend que celle-ci a déboursé Rs 13 milliards en sept mois… Comment ? Pourquoi ? Qui en sont les bénéficiaires ?
Il est utile de rappeler d’abord que le ministre des Finances, Renganaden Padayachy, avait promis que ce sont majoritairement des entreprises dans l’hôtellerie, notamment, qui pourraient prétendre à ces
Read more about Canadian Western Bank partners with Intellect s iGTB for payments transformation on Business Standard. iGTB, ranked #1 in the world for transaction banking by IBS Intelligence, will provide CWB with its cloud-based Payments Service Hub (PSH), powered by Microsoft Azure, that will enable more efficient payment capabilities and opportunities to
Global investment banking major JP Morgan Chase has increased its COVID-19 support to the country manifold, taking the total planned aid to close to $16 million, of which $3.8 million is for supporting its over 35,000 employees in India. The head of the Wall Street major Jamie Dimon had on April 30 had committed an upfront $2 million financial aid along with an appeal to its over 2.5 lakh employees globally to chip in which would be matched by an equal amount by the company. In an internal communication on Thursday, which PTI has seen, Filippo Gori, the chief executive of JP Morgan Asia Pacific, said the bank has set aside $3.8 million for the care of its over 35,000 India employees, and an additional $10 million is being earmarked in phases to support the needy in their pandemic recovery phase.
The Australian share market finished higher for third session in row on Wednesday, 05 May 2021, as investors risk sentiments boosted up on rising commodity prices and strong financial earnings as well as the dovish comments from RBA s interest rate decision yesterday. At closing bell, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 added 27.96 points, or 0.4%, to 7,095.82, reaching its best level since Feb. 2020. The broader All Ordinaries advanced 20.64 points, or 0.28%, to 7,344.18.
Most sectors finished in the green, with only IT and consumer discretionary the laggards, down 1.1% and 0.2% respectively. Health care was the clear leader today, gaining 1%. Materials finished 0.8% higher, while financials rose 0.6%.
Shares of materials and resources were top performer today, as copper prices rose to a key psychological level of $10,000 a tonne, buoyed by optimism about global economic recovery.