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| | | ... within the system - policy changes, like early withdrawals, coupled with external shocks could cause major harm to the economy. "If you had a major external shock, and then a net withdrawal of liquidity from the system at the same time, that's going ... |
| | | | ... embracing new technologies. "This positions the sector to continue supporting Australians' retirement outcomes and the broader economy." International investment allocations have now surpassed 50%, rising from 47.8% in 2023 to 50.9% in 2025. In addition ... |
| | | | ... political volatility since 2023, asset owners show a renewed effort to anchor finance within the transition to a net-zero economy, the GSIA states in its biennial Global Sustainable Investment Review report. Looking at investments allocated to the clean ... |
| | | | ... focus and leadership on policy matters in support of the vibrant public listed market which is so important to Australia's economy," Lofthouse said. "I am looking forward to Lucinda bringing her strong leadership capabilities and experience to ASX as ... |
| | | | ... market, Lockhart said Metrics understands firsthand the essential role private credit is playing in driving the Australian economy. He welcomed ASIC's acknowledgement that "private credit when done well is good for the economy". "We fundamentally believe ... |
| | | | ... 10 (39%) agreed, compared to 36% who didn't. Referring to this, Titman said digital assets will be in the centre of the economy within the next two to five years. "New rules create new markets, and a lot of the major US financial institutions and payment ... |
| | | | ... surprise hike," Bassanese said. "In short -it's a case of rate cuts delayed, not denied. But with some signs that the economy may be more inflation prone than previously thought, further rate cuts are not guaranteed - and there is now some risk rates ... |
| | | | ... information is essential for business and markets to work well," ASIC commissioner Kate O'Rourke said. "All participants in our economy rely on those preparing financial information to do so carefully and fairly, and those auditing that information to ... |
| | | | ... more intense," the discussion paper said. "The importance of foreign investment to support a resilient and productive economy was underlined at the recent Economic Reform Roundtable, where the government committed to explore options to further expedite ... |
| | | | ... $5 billion in unpaid super, the Coalition believes the government's "rushed implementation" of the bill could hurt the economy. Payday Super, which is slated to come into effect on 1 July 2026, was read for the second time yesterday. Addressing the lower ... |
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