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| | | ... in his finance and operational experience, strategy and business planning skills, and his understanding of conflict and crisis management," he said. "Dom also made a tremendous contribution during his tenure on the investment committee where he was able ... |
| | | | ... bank's lending for new fossil fuel developments. "NAB's policy is a cynical attempt to wordsmith its way out of the climate crisis," Market Forces Australian campaigns coordinator Jack Bertolus said. "The bank isn't serious about net zero by 2050 and ... |
| | | | ... publicly listed. "Private equity has provided companies with capital and industry expertise to help them weather the COVID-19 crisis better. Private equity plays an important role in the economy too; it can help small enterprises grow, and, in turn ... |
| | | | ... clear: simply moving our clients' money out of high-carbon intensity stocks into greener options will not solve the world's crisis. Decarbonising a portfolio is not the same as decarbonising an industry," he said. "To achieve that we need effective engagement ... |
| | | | ... officers spearheading valuation decisions. APRA said it found that, "while RSE licensees generally reacted promptly to the crisis, few had robust, pre-existing frameworks for implementing, monitoring and reverting to regular valuation approaches following ... |
| | | | ... instances of recession (until the GFC, that is). It was the time of the "Great Moderation". However, since the global financial crisis of 2008-2009, inflation died. We've been all witnesses to half-a-century low unemployment rates across many nations ... |
| | | | ... demand. Then again, it's unclear how this could immediately relieve bottlenecks in the supply chains and the energy crisis - ones, that could cap (even reverse) economic growth momentum. Have no fear, the Fed has a Plan B. According to the minutes ... |
| | | | ... that followed, had largely consigned stagflation to baby boomers' memories. Even more so after the global financial crisis, when years of stronger growth and record low unemployment rates failed to significantly lift inflation (low-flation). Case ... |
| | | | ... future to the ASIC funding levy." Anderson concluded that he is concerned a Black Swan event, such as the global financial crisis or product crash, and how costs of this would flow through to the advice industry. The AFA and Anderson therefore want to ... |
| | | | ... significantly higher than the $8 million forecast by the federal government, once Black Swan events, such as a financial crisis, are considered. The FSC therefore recommends that ASIC introduces minimum capital requirements for advice licensees and takes ... |
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