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The T & G Building was built in the 1920’s. It is one of a small number of similar styled buildings constructed in regional centres. The symmetrical stepped detailing to the walls and top section of the clock tower are classic Art Deco features.
The T&G Mutual Life Assurance Society:
The T&G Mutual Life Assurance Society was founded in Victoria in 1876, providing financial advice and services, and wealth management products to Australians.
During the gold rush of the 1880s, T&G built prominent headquarters in both Melbourne and Sydney, but it was during the interwar period of the 20th century that their reach and visibility began to grow, as they embarked upon a building program that was the most extensive of any insurance company in Australasia.
Following construction of the company’s existing T&G Building in Melbourne in 1928, at 161 Collins Street, the T&G brand became synonymous with architectural prowess, as they were responsible for some of Australia and New Zealand’s finest buildings.
Each building usually incorporated a landmark tower displaying the company’s name, further reinforcing their iconic status.
Most, including the T&G Building at 161 Collins Street, were designed by the Melbourne firm A & K Henderson, and feature the same stripped, classical style. This distinctive form first launched in the Collins Street building due to the Melbourne’s strict height restrictions of the time, which limited the number of levels a building could have. This style evolved into an Art Deco aesthetic in the 1930s.
Many of the original T&G Buildings, designed by A & K Henderson and built in the interwar period, are still in existence today.
They include: Melbourne, corner of Collins and Russell Street (1928); Adelaide, King William Street (1925); Hobart, Collins Street (1938); Geelong, corner of Ryrie and Moorabool Street (1934); Palmerston North, 16-22 Broadway, (1938); and Wellington, corner of Lambton Quay and Grey Street (1928), now known as the Harcourt’s Building
T&G amalgamated with National Mutual Life Association in 1983, and was demutualised in 1996, before being purchased by AXA with 51% of the shares, and renaming the company AXA Asia Pacific in 1999. The new company remained on Collins Street until 2009.
Source: Mildura Rural City Council & T&G Building: T&G through history.
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“Carbon will be the world’s biggest commodity market, and it could become the world’s biggest market overall”
Barclays Capital
Climate change has emerged as an important theme for investors in recent years, evidenced by the growing numbers of shareholder resolutions related to climate change, the significant increase in renewable energy investments and the huge growth in the value of the carbon emissions markets, now estimated to be worth €160 billion per annum.
Carbon markets grew to $127 billion in 2010, nearly doubling from 2007 levels. Rapid growth is also expected over the next ten years. Some industry projections forecast the carbon markets will reach $3 trillion by 2020. Whilst regulation is creating a number of national and international cap and trade schemes, financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs, Barclays, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley have rapidly expanded their carbon businesses.
Barclays Capital has forecast 42% growth in the value of carbon credits by 2012.
For investors this could mean that carbon credits represent an exciting opportunity to become directly involved with high-impact, ethical investments that deliver real, measurable benefits to people and the environment. The value of carbon credits is likely to increase significantly as the markets mature and the international demand for carbon increases.
For more information please contact:
Baron Traders Limited. Registered in Gibraltar. Registered Number: 105368 Registered Office: Don House, 30-38 Main Street, Gibraltar.
www.validatedcarboncredits.com
info@validatedcarboncredits.com
Tel: +44 203 137 4400
This shop is to the left of The White Swan in Henley-in-Arden. It is Lemon Tree Flowers at 102 High Street. The building also has a financial advice firm at 102a and 102 High Street called Samuel Bath & Associates.
It is a Grade II listed building, and is opposite the Guildhall in Henley.
House and shop. Early C19. Brick laid to Flemish bond with
stucco dressings; slate roof with brick end stack. Single-unit
plan to street.
EXTERIOR: 3 storeys; single-window range. Top brick cornice
with wide dentils. Shop front with modillioned cornice over
plate-glass window and recessed entrance with door with
segmental-headed glass panel; entrance to left has architrave
and canopy to 6-fielded-panel door. First floor has window
with stucco wedge lintel with key block over 6/6 horned sash
in wide frame; similar window to second floor has sill and 4/8
horned sash.
INTERIOR: not inspected.
102 and 102a High Street, Henley-in-Arden - Heritage Gateway
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Paul Comstock Partners - Houston Wealth Management & Financial Services
2 Riverway # 1000, Houston, TX 77056-1949
(713) 977-2694
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With Carbon Credits now SIPP, QROPS, QNUPS & SSAS compliant, many investors may look even more closely at this opportunity.
“Carbon will be the world’s biggest commodity market, and it could become the world’s biggest market overall”
Barclays Capital
Climate change has emerged as an important theme for investors in recent years, evidenced by the growing numbers of shareholder resolutions related to climate change, the significant increase in renewable energy investments and the huge growth in the value of the carbon emissions markets, now estimated to be worth €160 billion per annum.
Carbon markets grew to $127 billion in 2010, nearly doubling from 2007 levels. Rapid growth is also expected over the next ten years. Some industry projections forecast the carbon markets will reach $3 trillion by 2020. Whilst regulation is creating a number of national and international cap and trade schemes, financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs, Barclays, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley have rapidly expanded their carbon businesses.
Barclays Capital has forecast 42% growth in the value of carbon credits by 2012.
For investors this could mean that carbon credits represent an exciting opportunity to become directly involved with high-impact, ethical investments that deliver real, measurable benefits to people and the environment. The value of carbon credits is likely to increase significantly as the markets mature and the international demand for carbon increases.
For more information please contact: Baron Traders Limited. Registered in Gibraltar. Registered Number: 105368 Registered Office: Don House, 30-38 Main Street, Gibraltar.
www.validatedcarboncredits.com
info@validatedcarboncredits.com
Tel: +44 208 123 3115
Paul Comstock Partners - Houston Wealth Management & Financial Services
2 Riverway # 1000, Houston, TX 77056-1949
(713) 977-2694
BUYERS BEWARE!
As carbon professionals we wish to alert potential investors to the misrepresentations regarding the carbon credit investment opportunity..............
Things to take into consideration when purchasing carbon credits....
• Are the credits visible on the public registry? If not, why not?
• What standard are they? For investment purposes GS and VCS are the best options in the voluntary market.
• Are you forward buying? If so beware of pricing and delivery risk and the company you purchase from should be FSA regulated.
• To whom are you making your payment? It should go DIRECT to the provider / seller of the credits and NOT a third party escrow company, agent or similar.
• Where do your credits go once you have purchased them? If you have been invited to open a trading account then be aware of the costs which start at around 800 GBP plus further annual membership fees which are usually in the region of 100 GBP upwards.
• What, if any, returns have you been promised? Remember carbon credits are spot trades and THERE ARE NO FIXED OR GUARANTEED RETURNS!
• Ask about the exit strategy and how and when are your credits going to be sold? There are costs associated with this and you may have to do some work to find someone to sell on your behalf or open a trading account and manage yourself unless a genuine alternative is available.
• Remember, if it sounds too good to be true it usually is!!
Baron Traders Ltd. Registration no. 105368 - Registered office: Suite 31 Don House, 30-38 Main St, Gibraltar
Paul Comstock Partners - Houston Wealth Management & Financial Services
2 Riverway # 1000, Houston, TX 77056-1949
(713) 977-2694
Paul Comstock Partners - Houston Wealth Management & Financial Services
2 Riverway # 1000, Houston, TX 77056-1949
(713) 977-2694
With Carbon Credits now SIPP, QROPS, QNUPS & SSAS compliant, many investors may look even more closely at this opportunity.
“Carbon will be the world’s biggest commodity market, and it could become the world’s biggest market overall”
Barclays Capital
Climate change has emerged as an important theme for investors in recent years, evidenced by the growing numbers of shareholder resolutions related to climate change, the significant increase in renewable energy investments and the huge growth in the value of the carbon emissions markets, now estimated to be worth €160 billion per annum.
Carbon markets grew to $127 billion in 2010, nearly doubling from 2007 levels. Rapid growth is also expected over the next ten years. Some industry projections forecast the carbon markets will reach $3 trillion by 2020. Whilst regulation is creating a number of national and international cap and trade schemes, financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs, Barclays, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley have rapidly expanded their carbon businesses.
Barclays Capital has forecast 42% growth in the value of carbon credits by 2012.
For investors this could mean that carbon credits represent an exciting opportunity to become directly involved with high-impact, ethical investments that deliver real, measurable benefits to people and the environment. The value of carbon credits is likely to increase significantly as the markets mature and the international demand for carbon increases.
For more information please contact: Baron Traders Limited. Registered in Gibraltar. Registered Number: 105368 Registered Office: Don House, 30-38 Main Street, Gibraltar.
www.validatedcarboncredits.com
info@validatedcarboncredits.com
Paul Comstock Partners - Houston Wealth Management & Financial Services
2 Riverway # 1000, Houston, TX 77056-1949
(713) 977-2694
With Carbon Credits now SIPP, QROPS, QNUPS & SSAS compliant, many investors may look even more closely at this opportunity.
For more information please contact:
Baron Traders Limited. Registered in Gibraltar. Registered Number: 105368 Registered Office: Don House, 30-38 Main Street, Gibraltar.
www.validatedcarboncredits.com
info@validatedcarboncredits.com
Tel: +44 203 137 4400
Paul Comstock Partners - Houston Wealth Management & Financial Services
2 Riverway # 1000, Houston, TX 77056-1949
(713) 977-2694
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Paul Comstock Partners - Houston Wealth Management & Financial Services
2 Riverway # 1000, Houston, TX 77056-1949
(713) 977-2694
Paul Comstock Partners - Houston Wealth Management & Financial Services
2 Riverway # 1000, Houston, TX 77056-1949
(713) 977-2694
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