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| | ... support their growth and innovation initiatives," he said. The FSC refutes suggestions that abolishing SIVs will benefit the economy by over $120 billion over 30 years. "We believe these arguments are incorrect. SIV investment capital has provided genuine ... |
| | | ... position on top of the rankings is the fact that it ranks first on four of the eight indicators. But there are signs the economy is losing momentum as shown by its sixth ranking on the annual rate of change across the indicators," CommSec chief economist ... |
| | | ... strategies. "While we are still going through a period of subdued growth, corporate occupiers are starting to look ahead to the economy picking up in the second half of the year. Alongside this, they are increasingly ready to implement changes to workplace ... |
| | | ... is becoming more apparent and this disparity between expectation and reality could create increased instability in the economy. "From many perspectives, it seems the economy has been guided successfully into a soft landing, the question is whether we're ... |
| | | Australia's merger rules will be reformed in a bid to boost competition and productivity in the economy. Treasurer Jim Chalmers and assistant minister for competition, charities, and treasury Andrew Leigh jointly stated that mergers will be approved ... |
| | | ... concentration. Interestingly, over half of the managers (56%) believe that AI will contribute to disinflationary forces in the economy, as productivity, automation, and competition impacts become more widespread. There is also uncertainty surrounding ... |
| | | ... have a high degree of resilience. Banks are well prepared to handle the increase in loan losses expected to occur as the economy slows in response to past interest rate rises and budget pressures and risks to financial stability posed by the non-bank ... |
| | | ... ahead of the 2000 post-tech bubble. The biggest clue on the direction of consumer health and spending, and therefore the economy, according to Birtles, is savings rate. "Australian consumers had excess savings through Covid, and they had built up quite ... |
| | | ... savings, leading to a cumulative improvement of $211.4 billion in the underlying cash balance over the next five years. The economy is expected to expand by only 1.75% in 2023-24, before regaining momentum in 2024-25 as improving real incomes growth ... |
| | | Australian companies continue to defy odds and beat analysts' expectations to help keep the economy on its resilience streak. Perennial Partners lead portfolio manager Stephen Bruce, who presented at the Advisers Big Day Out (ABDO) Capital Cities in ... |
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