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| | | ... tension" between Australia and the US. "No doubt the same efforts will be underway to try and exempt Australia, as was the case in 2018. At that time, the argument was that we have a trade deficit with the US," he said. "But it's not complete protection ... |
| | | | ... impugn the decision made by WAM's board to change the venue of the meeting. The court ultimately denied Keybridge's case, leading to an appeal being lodged in the Federal Court which was also denied. Keybridge has been planning a capital raise ... |
| | | | ... Deloitte Access Economics. "The slowdown in the Australian economy has hit business revenues. This has particularly been the case for businesses reliant on discretionary consumer spending such as those in the hospitality and retail trade industries," ... |
| | | | ... claiming a disability benefit or a death benefit. People are being left waiting far too long - months and months, in worst case scenarios over a year - which impacts people's day to day living, particularly if a breadwinner passes away, families ... |
| | | | The Senate Economics Committee Inquiry into Wealth Management Companies (CSLR and Dixon Advisory) has been deferred from March 27 to July 28 - pushing back the inquiry by four months. Parliament returned this week, and the Senate approved the deferral ... |
| | | | ... blanket tariffs, including on countries like Australia, or targets specific sectors such as steel and pharmaceuticals, in which case some local companies could find themselves in the crossfire. "But the main impact would come if the trade war with China ... |
| | | | ... well as the industry and its customers, for the CSLR to be sustainable over the long term. Clearly this is not currently the case." |
| | | | ... the government, ASIC, and consumer groups, as well as the industry, for the CSLR to be sustainable. Clearly that is not the case," Briggs said. Briggs argued the scheme's structure doesn't align with consumer expectation, noting that 80% of the compensation ... |
| | | | ... band on a six-month annualised basis." HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham agrees the most recent CPI measure increases the case for a February cut, but said more information is still needed. "Core inflation is heading lower but is still above target year ... |
| | | | ... overseeing the introduction of a new user-pays funding model and a major IT transformation project that has integrated a modern case management system, an updated member firm portal and a new portal for consumers," Locke said. Prior to joining AFCA Untersteiner ... |
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