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| | | ... If the equivalent of a global financial crisis was to occur again, Kotecha said AB InBev would be ideally placed. "[In the GFC] companies were slashing dividends and raising capital. AB Inbev wouldn't have to do it. They'd take advantage of the low share ... |
| | | | ... domestic investment. "While companies in other countries had difficulty finding funding during the global financial crisis (GFC), superannuation funds provided an important source of capital for Australian companies refinancing during the GFC," Vamos ... |
| | | | ... annually. Retirees comfortably sat back, watched their pot of savings grow and enjoyed their time away from work. Then the GFC hit and suddenly it all changed. Equity and bond markets fell sharply. Some global financial institutions were intervened by ... |
| | | | ... 11% increase as compared to May 2014 - but in June the index fell 15%. "Australia's debt levels are higher than before the GFC, putting a base underneath demand for financial executives," argued E.L Consult managing director Grant Montgomery. Noting ... |
| | | | ... funds to prevent them from making speculative investments. The US Dodd-Frank Act, a major regulatory reform following the GFC that has been compared to FoFA, is also listed among the most difficult regulatory challenges. However, the UK's equivalent ... |
| | | | ... banker, and is well-recognised for having successfully managed CBA's global funding, liquidity and capital position during the GFC," Westpac chief executive Brian Hartzer said. "She has an outstanding track record in managing through complex financial ... |
| | | | ... really been the coming together of a perfect storm for Australian investors and the Australian corporate bond market. The GFC has caused people, globally and in Australia, to think a lot more about capital security, yield, proper asset class diversification ... |
| | | | ... you look at business conditions indicators or PMIs - they have been slowing a little bit globally. "It's a long way from the GFC and it's a bit better than what we saw two or three years ago but the point is the global economy is holding off. It's still ... |
| | | | ... and their correlation with the resources sector. "The financial sector has not been a favourite among investors after the GFC, so it's currently undervalued. "But if you have financials to your global equity strategy that means that you'll have exposure ... |
| | | | ... banks still see gold as an important component of their monetary reserves, and have been building their holdings since the GFC hit," he said. "Gold is proving to be the ultimate durable investment even when the market is volatile or uncertain," he added. ... |
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