O'Halloran keeps mum: retirement would make QBE's chief executive a rich man, but he is still taking acquisitions

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Frank O'Halloran, the chief executive of QBE Insurance, will receive an additional retirement benefit package of three million dollars along with his normal retirement package, when he retires but he is keeping quiet about his plans for retirement. His passion and dedication towards QBE has been responsible for the growth of QBE as well as the acquisitions that are being undertaken by QBE.

INSURANCE CARRIERS, Other General Government Support, Retirements (Honors), Insurance industry, Appreciation, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Growth, Retirement, QBE Insurance Group Ltd., Company growth, O'Halloran, Frank

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National emergency

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National Australia Bank is sick financially and the ripples are being felt in the financial community of the country. The role of John Stewart, the new chief executive officer of the bank, is obviously to revive the bank. The measures that will be required to bring the bank back on track and StewartEs abilities for implementing them are discussed.

Commercial Banks, Financial management, Organizational history, Services information, Banking industry, Finance, Services, Cover Story, Chief executive officers, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Reorganization and restructuring, Company financing, Company organization, National Australia Bank Ltd., Stewart, John

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Foster's to dump Grand Prix

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The issue of brand identity for chief executive Trevor O'Hoy of Foster's Group Ltd., following licensing agreement with Scottish & Newcastle Breweries PLC, is discussed.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Malt beverages, Alliances, partnerships, Licensing/Sales Agreements, Management, Brewing industry, Breweries, Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Company business management, Foster's Group Ltd., Brand identity, O'Hoy, Trevor, Scottish & Newcastle PLC

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