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| | | ... lowest in CFA's 58-year history. At the time of the last results, the CFA Institute acknowledged the impact the COVID-19 pandemic had on peoples' motivation and ability to maintain study momentum. Since 1963, the average pass rates are as follows: 42% ... |
| | | | ... Kristalina Georgieva said inflation is higher than expected and ensuing central bank monetary tightening paired with pandemic-related supply chain disruptions triggered further global growth downgrades. Georgieva emphasised that countries do everything ... |
| | | | ... environmental, social and governance expectations, through to macro-economic challenges posed by the Ukraine war, the pandemic, and their global economic consequences, call for innovative solutions. "We seek to deploy a dynamic approach to asset allocation ... |
| | | | ... from 31% to 76.7%, a new report from the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors said. In the first year of the pandemic, Australian boards responded to market turmoil, and appropriately reduced chief executive pay outcomes. However, latest data ... |
| | | | ... always been a data-driven investment manager," Geha said. "Now that investors are looking for greater capital returns post-pandemic, the appetite for major investments in prop-tech such as data engines and visualization, digital twins and ESG platforms ... |
| | | | ... of the surveyed young Australians (18-34 years old) saw super as being more important now than since the start of the pandemic. Evidently, Equipsuper data found that 46% of young respondents had made voluntary super contributions, many of whom started ... |
| | | | Investor confidence in local and international capital markets is lower than it was at the depth of the COVID pandemic according to a Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) survey. The CA ANZ survey said a combination of the pandemic ... |
| | | | ... monetary support that was put in place to help insure the Australian economy against the worst possible effects of the pandemic." "The resilience of the economy and the higher inflation means that this extraordinary support is no longer needed." Consequently ... |
| | | | ... very near term is likely to remain strong with labour markets strengthening driven by pent-up economic activity from the pandemic period and deferred consumption." "That said, a pandemic downturn 'like no other', means that a recovery 'like no other' ... |
| | | | ... Australia, many wanting sellers in the capital cities. They used to look at regional areas for acquisitions, but since the pandemic, it's almost impossible to employ staff to replace the business owner," Radar Results said. It went on to say that ... |
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