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| | | ... Economist Forum expressed different views on the future of the old continent. "They are dead in the water and they are going to stay that way," State Street Global Advisors chief economist Christopher Probyn said. He added that it is not possible to ... |
| | | | Generation Y is the market segment most likely to say it has saved more in the last 12 months, but also the group most likely to find dealing with money stressful, new research from Rabobank shows. According to the RaboDirect Financial Health Barometer ... |
| | | | ... long now. That's if Goldman Sachs' assessment that supply-demand equilibrium would be restored if prices fall to US$40 - and stay there for 6 months - is correct. We're nearly there. But we all know financial market pricing is subject to exaggeration ... |
| | | | ... oil prices, and the rest of the market is suffering from collateral damage. Foreign investors are thinking, 'We'd better stay away. The Australian economy will be hit by the commodity downturn, and even if it's not, the Australian dollar will fall further ... |
| | | | ... and online services is increasing at ever faster rates, with huge implications for wealth managers and those battling to stay competitive. The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) released research that was tabled in federal parliament ... |
| | | | ... be accused of data mining), Mr. Edwards followed up with, "I don't believe that if it spikes down that low, that it will stay that low for long, because you will see increased demand and supply respond." My thesis exactly when I typed, "Sliding oil price ... |
| | | | ... head of portfolio management in Australia Robert Mead. While Mead said the most likely scenario in 2015 is that rates will stay where they are at 2.5%, the next most likely scenario is a cut in rates, with rate hikes "nowhere on the agenda." "The ability ... |
| | | | Countplus chief executive Michael Spurr will step down after four years in the job and will be replaced by Total Financial Solutions (TFS) chief executive. TFS is Countplus' financial planning group subsidiary and its chief executive Phillip Aris will ... |
| | | | ... "a smooth transition" to another AMP licensee. iPac and Genesys managing director Tim Steele said: "for firms who opt to stay with AMP, our intention is to minimise disruption to their business, for the benefit of both advisers and their clients." He ... |
| | | | ... accounting solution. "The impact of cloud is transformational and there is no need for SMEs or the accounting profession to stay with or even return to out-dated business models. Cloud is the business model of the future across all sectors," Wolters ... |
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