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| | | ... The US Federal Reserve has projected rates will remain near zero through 2022 and GDP will contract 6.5% as a result of COVID-19. The Fed also pledged to maintain at least the current pace of asset purchases, which is around US$80 billion per month. ... |
| | | | While other legislation and regulatory work was delayed as a result of COVID-19, ASIC was recently granted the power to receive intercepted information, such as tapped phone calls. ASIC cannot tap phones itself or obtain an interception warrant, however ... |
| | | | ... multiple markets," Wood said. "There has been unprecedented market activity this year across global markets driven by the COVID-19 pandemic, and with that comes opportunities, in particular for intra-day traders. "Our new platform opens up a range of ... |
| | | | ... penny stock trader is in trouble with the law after he claimed a company he was trading stocks in had developed a special COVID-19 test. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed a complaint against Jason Neilson, saying he pumped up ... |
| | | | ... business development managers. Kaizen recently surveyed over 50 financial services organisations regarding the impact of COVID-19 on hiring. It found that after widespread hiring freezes earlier in the year as the pandemic created uncertainty, the tide ... |
| | | | ... said shows a tightening in the market compared to last quarter. "However, this is prior to markets showing the impact of COVID-19," he said. Kelly added that with the new lending to household data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, lending ... |
| | | | ... Capital Group portfolio manager Amy Pham, responsible for the firm's High Conviction Property Securities Fund, who argued that COVID-19 had created both opportunity and risk in the AREIT sector. "COVID-19 has created earnings uncertainty for certain ... |
| | | | ... put an end to the war on superannuation waged by government backbenchers, in an effort to ensure Australia rebounds from COVID-19 "faster and better". Financial Standard has obtained a copy of an address to be made to the Chifley Research Centre today ... |
| | | | ... "Risk and compliance functions are undoubtedly under immense pressure following the Banking Royal Commission and now, with COVID-19," Accenture Australia and New Zealand managing director Tales Lopes said. "In fact, COVID-19 is showing us that holistic ... |
| | | | Australians are taking a more active interest in their insurance and superannuation, as the impact of COVID-19 on personal finances continues to be felt, according to MetLife. The new research from MetLife found one in four Australians, or 28%, have ... |
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