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| | | ... the provider of its own managed accounts products in the form of separately managed accounts (SMAs). Deloitte Access Economics highlighted these issues to ASIC in 2021 when it saw that the structure of managed accounts can potentially lead to conflicts ... |
| | | | ... levels, which it said could unlock $20 billion a year in capital investment. New scenario analysis from Deloitte Access Economics, prepared for Future Group, found that a strong 75% target could bring $20 billion of investment each year in the decade ... |
| | | | ... at the November policy meeting following the September quarter CPI report," he said. However, head of Deloitte Access Economics Pradeep Philip questioned the RBA's decision to hold. "We are now in a world where geopolitics is driving economics. In ... |
| | | | ... technology implementation and digital disruption (48%) is a growing concern for chief financial officers." Deloitte Access Economics partner David Rumbens highlighted the condition of the economy has little to do with the pressures businesses are facing. ... |
| | | | ... Australia shows. The second edition of the State of Collectables 2025 Report, compiled in conjunction with Deloitte Access Economics, found that coins (34%), toys (33%) and pre-loved fashion (26%) are the most popular among Australian collectors. Profiting ... |
| | | | ... "However, starting in 2025-26, this trend is expected to reverse, with deficits projected to worsen," the Deloitte Access Economics Budget Monito r report shows. In the four years to 2027-28, Deloitte expects a cumulative deterioration in the underlying ... |
| | | | ... investment has deteriorated over the past year, according to the quarterly Investment Monitor report by Deloitte Access Economics. "The slowdown in the Australian economy has hit business revenues. This has particularly been the case for businesses reliant ... |
| | | | ... increased demand for government payments and services," he said. Despite the Treasurer's positive spin, Deloitte Access Economics partner Cathryn Lee said the MYEFO "confirms the inevitable". "The federal budget's bottom line is deteriorating under the ... |
| | | | ... Fund's mandate should be set very high and Treasury's latest directive does not meet that threshold, Deloitte Access Economics says, adding they raise more questions than they answer. Last week, Treasury issued the $230 billion Future Fund with a new ... |
| | | | ... said. "We still look for the first rate cut in November as headline CPI could ease to around 3% in Q3." Deloitte Access Economics partner Stephen Smith said the soft growth was evidence the economy is "still on life support". "While the pace of economic ... |
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