Since news broke last week regarding Banco Espirito Santo failing to meet its short term debt obligations, markets have been weighing up whether we are seeing...
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Since news broke last week regarding Banco Espirito Santo failing to meet its short term debt obligations, markets have been weighing up whether we are seeing the a heightened likelihood of contagion or an event in isolation. Regardless, Portugal's second largest bank has been providing central bank assurances for the time being. Read more here: (VIEW LINK)
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A specialist fund manager providing genuine, concentrated exposure to Australian Listed Industrial Companies outside of the ASX-50. NAOS maintain a focus on long term capital protection and delivering sustainable growing fully franked dividends.
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