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| | ... street of Florence, etc. and is considering installing barriers around the Fontana di Trevi. The spread of COVID-19 gave Europeans what they wished for, a reduction in tourist numbers. Italy - considered the virus' epicentre in Europe - has reportedly ... |
| | | ... the supremo gets the majority vote. Given Brexit's historical precedence, it's understandable that Britons and Europeans and the rest of the world are not holding their collective oxygen intake. However, Bank of England (BOE) governor Mark Carney ... |
| | | ... accounted for half of the global decline of US$2 billion. China accounted for the large drop in wealth by 53%, while Europeans lost US$500 billion. Despite the shrinking portfolios, the 2500 HNWIs surveyed from across the globe said their trust and satisfaction ... |
| | | ... Australians are not alone when it comes to leaving retirement savings on the table from a lack of financial literacy. However, Europeans arguably face a steeper learning curve. The J.P. Morgan Asset Management 2018 Income Barometer Survey, which interviewed ... |
| | | ... European pension system - concentrated in some countries, while nearly non-existent in others. Accordingly, only 27% of Europeans aged between 25 and 59 have subscribed to a pension product. "Our social and welfare systems are already coming under pressure. ... |
| | | ... that he gets a win on his free trade negotiations (FTA) with Europe. According to the Australian Financial Review, "the Europeans are still some months away from agreeing on their opening negotiation position" but Australia is shovel-ready except for ... |
| | | ... started 12 years ago, there's still quite a different way of approaching sustainable investing between the Americans, the Europeans and Australians," Cheang says. Ultimately, super funds and other instos have to be clear on what they are trying to accomplish. ... |
| | | ... argued that the challenges the Eurozone is facing are a result of "a problem of the architecture of the Eurozone." "Europeans like to think that the European Union is the magnificent construction of the EU spirit. But none of that is true: the EU was ... |
| | | ... Eurozone, once you catch it you can't get rid of it." This is what I typed on this space way back in June 2011 when the Europeans were in the midst of a sovereign debt crisis with Greece at the epicentre of it all. Well, don't look now. We have another ... |
| | | ... to meet the needs of retirees. "Australia is almost unique in the world pension market that we give people lump sums. Europeans are stunned that we give people a lump sum - by which I mean they are stunned that we risk people losing all their money overnight." ... |
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