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| | | ... million, up $1.3 million from the previous year. It will be made up of $2.3 million in fixed remuneration, $2.16 in variable short-term pay and $1.6 million in LTAR and LVTR. The remuneration report narrowly missed a strike, receiving 78.7% of votes ... |
| | | | The People's Bank of China (PBOC) cut the foreign exchange risk reserve ratio for forward contracts to 0% from 20% over the weekend, effectively giving its blessing to currency traders to "get shorty". The PBOC imposed the 20% risk reserve ratio ... |
| | | | Stanford Brown has welcomed a new partner and financial adviser to the firm shortly after it named a new chief executive. Nicky Boustred has joined as a private wealth adviser and shareholder, after running Nixon Boustred Advisory, a financial planning ... |
| | | | Managed accounts platform Powerwrap has de-listed from the ASX and its chief executive and board have stepped down following the acquisition by Praemium. In the next move of the off-market takeover, Praemium made payment of the 94% in acceptances on ... |
| | | | Labor leader Anthony Albanese has put the spotlight on childcare, aged care and social housing when delivering his budget reply speech. Delivering his response, Albanese said Treasurer Josh Frydenberg's budget has left Australians behind. "Our economy ... |
| | | | The financial services industry and business community in Australia has responded in a generally positive manner to the government's 2020-2021 budget, but the super sector is so far cautious in its response. Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees ... |
| | | | ... months that we would support that," Chalmers said. "We are inclined to support [the business tax cuts] but we only saw them a short time ago. One of the measures will cost $27 billion so we will go through the detail to find out if that is the right ... |
| | | | ... places in courses, $2.8 billion to support apprentices and trainees and a subsidy for businesses hiring apprentices and short courses to reskill and upskill people. The coronavirus supplement payment is continuing until the end of the year, providing ... |
| | | | ... experienced economist." Angas manages $150 million in assets for retail investors, via mortgage trusts whose funds are deployed in short-term commercial property loans secured by a registered first mortgage. |
| | | | ... to have been waved bye-bye from Australian shores, the recession wrought on us by the coronavirus should be shallow and short-lived. This becomes not only possible but highly probable - to borrow from ex-Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe - with the ... |
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