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| | ... group said it had a $10.8 billion surplus in capital, down from $12.6 billion in the prior quarter. Macquarie chair Glenn Stevens noted Macquarie's record profit of $5.2 billion was an exceptional outcome. "While last year's record result was partly ... |
| | | At its annual general meeting today, Macquarie Group chair Glenn Stevens provided a board update, including the introduction of three bank-only, non-executive directors (BOND) to the Macquarie Bank board. Stevens stated that, as previously noted to ... |
| | | Glenn Stevens has been appointed the next chair of Macquarie Group and Macquarie Bank following the retirement of Peter Warne. Stevens' appointment and Warne's retirement as a voting director on both boards will be effective in May 2022, following the ... |
| | | Not taking a hike "It's not time to make a change Just relax, take it easy..." -Cat Stevens, Father and Son The curse du jour that is rising inflation has raised volatility in the bond and equity markets by virtue of the anticipated central bank ... |
| | | ... department of the Reserve Bank of Australia. The same year, I recruited a talented young graduate of Sydney University, Glenn Stevens," Stammer said. "I had no role in their later appointments to the position of governor - but in my view, each provided ... |
| | | ... again to 1.5% in August of the same year. Eighteen months on -- the time back in August 2014 when then RBA governor Glenn Stevens told the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics that he has done enough: "You can't make people be ... |
| | | The Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) reported that the economy added 13,500 jobs in January - more than market expectations for an increase of 10,000 - with the creation of 46,200 full-time positions more than offsetting the termination of ... |
| | | ... to a record low 0.75%; and the government tax rebates implemented in July. Five years earlier, then RBA governor Glenn Stevens declared that: "I've allowed the horse to come to the water of cheap funding, I can't make it drink" after cutting ... |
| | | ... weakness in household spending (due to the high level of household indebtedness), perhaps not. Former RBA governor Glenn Stevens had already spoke about this way back in 2014 (mind you, that was before Trump and his trade wars and after he cut interest ... |
| | | ... helps explain the seeming impotence of the RBA's rate cuts so far - from five years ago when then RBA chief Glenn Stevens declared that, "I've allowed the horse to come to the water of cheap funding, I can't make it drink". And it's still ... |
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