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Inconsistencies abound in Future Fund mandate change: Deloitte

BY JAMIE WILLIAMSON | TUESDAY, 26 NOV 2024 12:49PM

Given its strong performance, the bar for making changes to the Future Fund's mandate should be set very high and Treasury's latest directive does not meet that threshold, Deloitte Access Economics says, adding they raise more questions than they answer.

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