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| | | Only 27% of candidates who sat the latest Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) level one exam passed. The November exam, which had 28,170 aspiring investment management professions undertaking the session, saw a marginal improvement compared to the May ... |
| | | | ... Securities. He spoke to Financial Standard in 2015 about his ambitions to get a foot in the door in stockbroking after odd jobs and backpacking around Australia. At Schroders, Hallifax took responsibility for business development in Victoria and Tasmania ... |
| | | | Several acquisitions bolstered the performance of Kelly Partners in the six months to December, the latest financial results show. The ASX-listed group saw a 25% increase in revenue to $30.9 million, thanks to its acquisition spree which contributed ... |
| | | | ... Airport will unleash opportunities for West Australian industrial and logistics businesses, creating both new construction jobs and ongoing work for the local community." |
| | | | ... national economy because it's responsible for catalysing investment into businesses that will create new industries and new jobs of the future." AIC has started its hunt for a new chief executive. El-Ansary will remain with the organisation for the next ... |
| | | | ... wage setting process. Wages growth needs to run at 3-4%, not the 2% growth of recent years," Bloxham said. "Last week's jobs numbers, which showed an unemployment rate at a 13-year low of 4.2%, will help. But even at that rate, it could take some ... |
| | | | Australian business leaders are overwhelmingly confident about their growth prospects in the coming year, according to new research from Robert Half. The latest independent C-suite research indicates that almost three-out-of-four (71%) Australian business ... |
| | | | ... required to isolate. While government and central bank largesse may have succeeded in moderating the impact of the pandemic on jobs and incomes and spending, an additional trillion dollars plus wouldn't be able to make sick workers get up and mine, manufacture ... |
| | | | ... across Australia. "It's great to be investing member funds back into their own community and to see the creation of over 100 jobs," Barry said. |
| | | | ... retirement until 71. Only 13% expect a hard stop retirement, while the majority (57%) expect to reduce working hours or switch jobs. The global pandemic has dragged on the retirement dreams of many Australians, as they also feel that their savings will ... |
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