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| | | ... cannot move beyond structural issues in its finance system. "We believe policymakers have shown an inability to take politics out of the equation and deal with the country's long-term fiscal imbalances. The legislation proposes to save about US$2.1 trillion ... |
| | | | ... doesn't matter which party wants higher taxes or deeper spending cuts, the other will take the opposite view. That's politics for you, I and Irene. With two weeks to go, my guess is that most money managers' index finger is doing an "eenie-meenie-miny-mo" ... |
| | | | ... as Bernanke, Dudley Fuel Concerns About Global Growth Thai Stocks Slump Seventh Day After Credit Suisse Cuts Rating on Politics Swiss Stocks Decline for Fifth Day; Logitech, UBS Lead Benchmark SMI Lower Emerging-Market Stocks Fall Amid Global Growth ... |
| | | | ... rates - the economy's expected to come good anyway. Might be because The Economist Magazine recently described Australian politics as a "non-stop Punch and Judy show" and our "current political leaders, with notable exceptions, are perhaps the least ... |
| | | | ... portfolios, having a robust, diversified deep portfolio of securities and having an acute awareness of country risk and politics. "We think the next 10 years in emerging markets are going to be a lot more boring, frankly. It's going to be a lot more ... |
| | | | ... through with its threat to tear up the NSW electricity generation sales contracts. If that happens, regardless of the politics, it could damage confidence in governance and the appetite for asset sales. |
| | | | Regulatory reforms, politics, and high profile M&A activity dominated the financial services landscape this year - Financial Standard looks back at the stories that shook up the industry this year. It was an extraordinary year in Australian politics. ... |
| | | | ... directly, and indirectly, to our members?" he said. AustralianSuper is no stranger to making its voice heard, particularly in politics and adequacy issues. Prior to the election, Silk urged politicians, especially the independents, to rank superannuation ... |
| | | | ... parliament to unanimously vote for the increase. It would be an incredibly positive signal in the 'new paradigm' of Australian politics," David Whiteley, chief executive of ISN, which represents Industry super funds, said. The call coincides with new ... |
| | | | ... pushing the superannuation agenda in terms of national rather than sectional interests. "We need to take the suffocating politics out of superannuation, some of the bickering, some of the industry navel gazing and insularity. The Monty Python like comedy ... |
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