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| | | ... specific future financial liability," Munro said. Aviva Investors head of business development for Australasia, Brett Jackson, said Australia and Sydney are a key part of the company's growth strategy. "Where we can see substantial growth, particularly ... |
| | | | ... relations globally, sales in North Asia and client development in the Middle East, Africa and Asia. London-based John Howland-Jackson has joined as vice chairman of Nikko Asset Management Europe and Senior Advisor for the Middle East, Africa and Asia ... |
| | | | ... Friday. However, ANZ chief executive Mike Smith, Wesfarmers commercial director Ian McLeod and Spotless Chairman Margaret Jackson are scheduled to speak at The Australian and Deutsche Bank's Business Leaders Forum in Melbourne. In Australia on Thursday ... |
| | | | ... outstanding candidate", TWUSUPER chairman David Galbally said of the appointment. The former TWUSUPER chief executive Debora Jackson resigned in December after less than a year in the role. At the time TWUSUPER chair David Galbally said Jackson's resignation ... |
| | | | ... before closing a mere 0.2% down. Has mother lost her mojo? Perhaps she has. For even mama Janet Yellen, herself, told us at Jackson Hole that that "the decline in the unemployment rate over this period somewhat overstates the improvement in overall labor ... |
| | | | ... last week that I'm with Janet - versus the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco (FRBSF) - and what she delivered at the Jackson Hole in August: This is what I wrote last 10 September: "Sure, sure. Are we talking about the same Janet Yellen here? The ... |
| | | | ... chairwoman Janet Yellen". Sure, sure. Are we talking about the same Janet Yellen here? The Fed Chair who not so long ago - at Jackson Hole - painstakingly explained why the Fed believes that there's still "significant" slack in the labour market and ... |
| | | | ... morning's headlines - geo-political tensions haven't gone away, investors were just distracted by the feel-good speeches at Jackson Hole and S&P 500's climb to the 2,000 milestone - and if you believe Putin's gone an inch away from the Ukrainian border. ... |
| | | | ... other equity markets, the Nikkei-225 index rose - up 0.5% -- on the first trading day immediately following the weekend's Jackson Hole summit. The Japanese yen weakened by as much as 0.4% against the US dollar the same day - both prompted by Bank of ... |
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