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| | | ... equitable, transparent and defensible. "The speed at which markets have declined during this pandemic turned economic crisis is far faster than that experienced during the GFC," Kelly said. "During periods of heightened volatility, super funds are often ... |
| | | | ... government had been spending... big time - $17.6 billion on 12 March; $66.1 billion on 22 March; and, $130 billion on 30 March - so far. So much so that RBA governor Philip Lowe is confident that "The coordinated monetary and fiscal response, together ... |
| | | | ... bridge yet." After the GFC, it took just two years for MySuper products to recover, Dunnin added. "It's encouraging that so far the CFC fall isn't as deep and this in its own way is actually quite encouraging," he said. |
| | | | ... congratulated all those that passed. Glenfield also advised that the face-to-face June exam has also now been cancelled. So far, 1700 advisers have registered for the June exam which will now be conducted online. From April 14 candidates will be able ... |
| | | | ... or they receive a super contribution from an employer, whichever is sooner. Venkatesan said the fund is well aware of the "far reaching consequences" the pandemic is having on women. "They're on the front line fighting this virus, with two-thirds ... |
| | | | ... the same time avoid their own contribution to this Team Australia moment." He added that government spending can only go so far and that the new measures, which allow Australians negatively impacted by the COVID-19 economic slowdown to access up to $20,000 ... |
| | | | ... sectors this year," Veitmane said. "Consequently, it has lower weighting in energy and financial sectors - the weakest so far. "Also, US stocks on average have much stronger balance sheets and profitability, which should make them a relative safe haven ... |
| | | | ... numbers involved in Australia's response are high - $213 billion between the Federal government's three rounds of stimulus so far announced - they don't condemn younger Australians to a "lifetime of higher taxes and sub-standard services". Richardson ... |
| | | | ... central banks never really unwound it," Jennings said. "Now we have gone QE to infinity and beyond we really are in a galaxy far, far away. Uncharted territory." Jennings said the trouble is markets have a very low attention span. "We love shiny new ... |
| | | | ... Financial Standard, Antipodes Partners chief investment officer Jacob Mitchell said the impact of COVID-19 on stocks would be far reaching, particularly those whose products will become part of the new standard workflow for millions of people around ... |
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