Ann: Shareholder Newsletter-AJX.AX, page-36

From the Australian Financial Review, today:

Financiers on Wall Street and other business professionals are overwhelming backing Mrs Clinton, including by funnelling hundreds of millions of dollars into her campaign.

Robert Wolf, a top Clinton fundraising "bundler" and former chairman of UBS Americas, said business people don't necessarily vote purely on economic issues.
"There are social issues, Supreme Court appointments, foreign policy experience and then there's economic issues," said Mr Wolf, now chief executive of 32 Advisors in New York.
"On the economic side I am a bit more fiscally conservative and her plan is actually better than his."
"It creates more jobs, has less of a deficit and has more depth to it so it's not a difficult choice."
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Many financiers agree.
Professionals in the securities and investment industry are the top financial contributor industry to Mrs Clinton's campaign, tipping in $US78.1 million so far.


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