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| | | ... that's actually a necessity. I mean, that's what the RBA is trying to do. Demand is too strong relative to the supply that's available within the economy. And that's why inflation is too high," he pointed out. "The consumer will be a ... |
| | | | ... Scope 1 and 2 emissions within 10 years of acquisition. Crescent will also focus on value chain emissions, mapping out the supply chain of each asset to identify specific activities and initiatives to drive a reduction in Scope 3 emissions. Similar measures ... |
| | | | ... head of infrastructure Ross Israel said smart meters have a critical role to play in the decarbonisation of electricity supply in Australia and New Zealand. "Their role is rapidly evolving from data processing for timely billing purposes. They are an ... |
| | | | ... risk insurance are gaining higher price multiples on clients and are selling for up to $1.5 million as demand rises and supply drops. Radar Results' latest insights show price multiples on risk insurance clients are traditionally 2.2x annualised ... |
| | | | ... Australia. Geopolitical tensions, combined with the impact impacts of the pandemic have wreaked havoc across our global supply chains, Naughtin noted. "The most recent snapshot that we saw from the ABS suggests that two in five Australian businesses ... |
| | | | ... have the tools is another matter. "If you think about the complexity of any one fund, assets under management, and the supply chains that go through each asset, where does the assessment stop?" she asked. She further pointed out that the conversation ... |
| | | | ... ditch, however, New Zealand small businesses found it the most difficult to repay loans due to increasing interest rates and supply chain issues. |
| | | | ... in regional areas continue to attract lower valuations compared to those in major cities. "This is clearly a function of supply and demand with fewer buyers in regional areas, however there is an occasional exception. We note that most larger acquirers ... |
| | | | ... tailwinds in the industrial market." Sahota said these tailwinds include land constrained markets, restrictions on new supply and unprecedented occupier demand. "We definitely think these tailwinds will continue for at least the next 12 to 24 months," ... |
| | | | ... waking and sleeping hours." "It's really hard to know what the lessons are again," said Powell. "Nobody had seen the supply chains collapse no one had seen the labour force participation plummet or unemployment go to 14% and higher than that. If ... |
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