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Borrowing magnifies risk: David Murray

BY ALEX BURKE | MONDAY, 2 MAR 2015 12:25PM

FSI chair and former CBA chief executive David Murray clarified his position on borrowing in super at the Switzer Leadership Lunch in Sydney.

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