AXA Asia Pacific
AXA to list $1b property fund
Wealth manager and life insurance firm AXA Asia Pacific Holdings plans to list its $1.07 billion Australian property fund on the stock exchange later this year.
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AXA to list $1b property fund
August 19, 2008
Wealth manager and life insurance firm AXA Asia Pacific Holdings plans to list its $1.07 billion Australian property fund on the stock exchange later this year.
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