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| | | ... for greater mobilisation of private capital to build resilient and diversified critical minerals supply chains and for stronger coordination between public and private actors. The 39 signatories include Airbus, BNP Paribas, Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan ... |
| | | | ... and payment, clearing and settlement systems were potential points of systemic vulnerability," they said, urging for stronger oversight of the service provider chains. APRA and ASIC emphasised the need for trustees to strengthen their operational resilience ... |
| | | | ... advertising promoting SMSF property investment since the Budget announcement. To address the issue, the FAAA called for stronger consumer protections, including mandatory education before establishing an SMSF, tighter restrictions on limited recourse ... |
| | | | ... Australian resource ETFs also enjoyed a record month, attracting more than $205 million in inflows as investors positioned for stronger commodity demand and long-term themes such as critical minerals and the energy transition. Despite persistent inflation ... |
| | | | ... they called for a broader funding model that includes product providers and other relevant service providers, alongside stronger regulation aimed at preventing future claims and ensuring the CSLR operates as genuine scheme of last resort. |
| | | | ... supply. Power shortages are keeping that supply kind of in check, but it's coming, whereas senior housing demand is stronger, or just as strong, but supply isn't responding just yet," he says. "Some senior housing REITs are outperforming the ... |
| | | | ... and actually 8% above the pre-war peak. That rise in US shares was really relentless," The rally was underpinned by a stronger than expected US corporate reporting season, with first quarter earnings growth tracking at close to 29%, well above analysts' ... |
| | | | ... managed investment schemes to be included in the funding base, compensation payments to be limited to actual losses, and stronger consumer protection reforms to reduce future claims on the scheme. "Prevention is always better than clean-up. Nothing short ... |
| | | | ... got," he says. The second tailwind for emerging markets is a weaker US dollar. For many markets, a weak dollar means a stronger local currency. "If you've got a lot of debt, you're paying less immediately. It means that inflation is generally ... |
| | | | ASIC chair Joe Longo has signalled a more collaborative and innovation focused regulatory approach as artificial intelligence (AI), tokenisation and digital assets rapidly transform Australia's financial service sector. Speaking at the Tech Council ... |
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