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| | | ... Surveying 20 global and domestic investors - including sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, fund managers, developers, banks and insurance companies controlling more than $110 billion in infrastructure investments worldwide - 50% of respondents said ... |
| | | | ... the world to see out their lifespans, let alone new projects." He added: "Now the ball is in the court of the other major banks. Will they finally have the courage to recognise the limits to carbon dioxide emissions that are necessary to keep global ... |
| | | | ... the equity, bond and commodity markets is any guide, Trump could be the answer to the global growth and reflation central banks have been desperately trying to achieve since the 'Great Recession'. The sharp gains in two of Australia's biggest commodity ... |
| | | | ... Financial Standard at the 2016 Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia Conference on the Gold Coast, Kolbusz said banks and super funds are uniquely placed to capitalise on digital advice, given that "people will always gravitate to big brands ... |
| | | | ... whether or not to ban Trump from setting foot on UK soil. Trump was vilified, mocked, ridiculed, dismissed... It's the central banks of the world that wished for, indirectly perhaps, Trump. Note that central bank head honchos have been asking for "fiscal ... |
| | | | ... is essential to address this shortage." "While there has been a significant recent pick up in apartment construction, the banks have also limited or completely stopped funding to this market. This has created huge demand for finance for quality residential ... |
| | | | ... Brexit. Then again, the "gloom and doom" predicted to befall the UK by economic institutions, heads of governments and central banks hasn't happened (yet?). Trump's victory speech is reason to be hopeful: Trump called on unity: "Now it's time for America ... |
| | | | ... than in other global markets. "Australia has one of the strongest established financial sectors in the world. The big four banks are resisting any challenge to their market share through a strategy of buying start-ups or partnering with them well before ... |
| | | | Australia's largest banks are having difficulty maintaining growth given a sluggish economy and increasing regulatory pressure, according to several industry analysts. KPMG's Major Australian Banks Full Year 2016 Analysis Report shows a 2.5% drop in ... |
| | | | ... contribution to Westpac has fallen by 4% to $876 million in the past year, indicating an increasing pressure on the big four banks' wealth management divisions. Cash earnings for BTFG's funds management division dropped 7% to $520 million, which was ... |
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