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| | | ... could have a larger than expected adverse impact, given this country's prominent role in global trade". Which brings us to worry number three. "This risk could be compounded by negative knock-on effects from interest rate increases in the United States ... |
| | | | Responsible entity and trustee service provider Fundhost has appointed a new joint chief executive. Drew Wilson was previously head of sales for the fund administrator, a position he took on in 2011. Prior to that, he was principal analyst at Turnstone ... |
| | | | ... the presentation of BNY Mellon's new white paper, 'G4: Undiminished expectations', Cox said: "There are always reasons to worry [in Australia], but the reasons change." The white paper presents a scenario in which the world's four largest economies -China ... |
| | | | ... Stephen Halmarick, said the firm found themselves on the optimistic side when it came to China. "There's lots of things to worry about in China but there's lots of things to worry about in every country," Halmarick said. "I think the Chinese authorities ... |
| | | | ... greener somewhere else. "I've always set my stock by doing a superb job of whatever I'm doing right now and let the future worry about itself rather than plotting and scheming where I might be in three or five years' time." Braga left university with ... |
| | | | A momentum shift away from the perceived uncertainty about the federal budget, China and Australia's search for new growth is influencing more positive levels of business confidence. This is one of main findings from Deloitte's second quarter chief ... |
| | | | ... Advice (FoFA) opt-in and fee disclosure statement requirements ends today, but forward-thinking practices have nothing to worry about. The deadline was originally June 30, 2014, but it was extended by a year after changes to the reforms were being debated ... |
| | | | ... agricultural exports last summer, "has cost European firms around a,-5 billion ($5.7 billion) in lost sales". But we'll worry about this when the fat lady sings. |
| | | | ... have been sorted - sort of - and a Graccident averted (yet again), financial markets are likely to look for the next big worry. They don't have to scour far, wide and yonder - it was out-headlined by Greece these past few days but it has always been ... |
| | | | Australians are potentially being complacent about their finances with little or no plans in place now and for the future, according to the latest survey data from CUA. More than half of the 1,061 Australians surveyed said they had no financial plans ... |
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