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On September 6th, local time, the Gaza Strip Media Office issued a statement strongly condemning the Israeli militarys repeated airstrikes on residential buildings and high-rise structures. The statement stated that there are over 51,000 residential buildings in Gaza City, all of which are used by civilians, and there are no so-called military facilities. Israels accusations are false pretenses, intended to instill panic and force residents to relocate, and constitute serious war crimes. The statement emphasized that this series of attacks is destroying Gazas social and economic fabric and attempting to reshape its demographic structure by force. The Gaza Strip Media Office called on the international community to take immediate action to stop Israels targeting of civilians and hold it accountable for these war crimes.Iraqs Deputy Oil Minister: Iraq is negotiating with ExxonMobil on major energy projects.Iraqs State Oil Marketing Organization SOMO: Iraqs oil exports are expected to reach 3.4 million to 3.45 million barrels per day in September.OPEC Secretary-General: It is expected that by 2050, OPEC+, under the leadership of OPEC member countries, will increase production from 49 million barrels per day to about 64 million barrels per day.On September 6, Iraqs Prime Minister called on OPEC on Saturday to reconsider the countrys oil export quota, saying it did not reflect the size of its reserves. He said at an event that Iraq has proven reserves of 150 billion barrels, "Our export quota is not commensurate with the size of our reserves and production capacity. For a war-torn country, the export quota is not enough to generate sufficient revenue." He also said that arrangements will be made to facilitate the entry of large oil companies into the country.

AMP Confirmed It Was In Talks to Sell Its Investment Management Unit

Aria Thomas

Apr 19, 2022 09:53

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The news follows media allegations that AMP was in talks to sell Collimate in order to streamline its operations.


Dexus acknowledged in a separate filing that it was in discussions with AMP about acquiring the 172-year-old company's Australian real estate and infrastructure equity operations.


"While these negotiations continue, AMP remains open to the possibility of selling or demerging these companies," the wealth management said.


If the purchase goes through, the firm will abandon its intention to spin off AMP Capital's private markets division, instead deciding to sell off segments of the infrastructure investment management unit sequentially.

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