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| | | APRA is looking to further safeguard Australia's banking system following recent global events, warning economic ripple effects can still be felt across the pond. In an address on Tuesday, APRA chair John Lonsdale said no matter how resilient the ... |
| | | | While it's not quite a repeat of the Global Financial Crisis, AXA IM's Chris Iggo has warned there may be more problems ahead as investors reconsider their holdings in banks and related assets. AXA IM's chief investment officer said the risk is also ... |
| | | | ... position over the past six months and have maintained quality lending portfolios as it prepares for a more challenging economic environment. "BOQ has several programs underway to improve the effectiveness of our control environment and organisational ... |
| | | | ... temperatures as an example. "These weather events are not only costly for our environment, but they also have significant economic implications," she said. "It's been estimated that natural disasters cost the Australian economy around $38 billion ... |
| | | | ... stop trying to improve." Murray also emphasised the fund's commitment to providing members with support during tough economic times, especially with rising interest rates and high inflation. "...we know that being available, caring, supportive and ... |
| | | | ... governor Phillip Lowe flagged the release of important data would largely inform the board's policy decision in April. In an economic outlook provided by Aird, he said two out of four domestic data releases have so far been published. "The NAB Business ... |
| | | | ... 2022 and recovered at 7258.4 at the end of February, Roy Morgan chief executive Michelle Levine said. In addition to economic uncertainty, respondents expressed their frustration with the flurry of consolidation in the industry. These mergers were among ... |
| | | | Amid banking turmoil, the US Federal Reserve announced a rate hike to combat inflation. Recent economic indicators revealed modest growth in US spending, production, and strong job gains, with low unemployment and persistent inflation concerns. As such ... |
| | | | ... more than $17 billion, if a modest estimate of 28,700 or 10% of retire early due to menopausal symptoms. However, the economic loss doubles to more than $35 billion if the forementioned 21.2% difference is applied. It's clear to see that menopause ... |
| | | | ... uncoupled women who have never been married is steadily rising and unfortunately those who are unpartnered have worse economic outcomes. Data released last year by the Australian Bureau of Statistics found that the number of registered marriages in Australia ... |
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