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| | | ... institute is "continuing to make great strides in seating candidates who have experienced an exam deferral due to the pandemic". "We understand how important it is for candidates to maintain study momentum and to stay on schedule with their exams as ... |
| | | | ... recent COVID-19 outbreak, management may revisit these strategies to protect the group from the potential impacts of the pandemic," the firm said. Some of the acquisitions made during the six months include a financial advice and accounting firm based ... |
| | | | ... results is that it shows if you have a job, superannuation and you own or are paying off your home, despite the COVID-19 pandemic, you did pretty well last year, at least financially," Dunnin said. "But if you don't, you didn't. "Which is why ... |
| | | | ... Capital and gained another 10% stake in Coolabah Capital Investments, taking its ownership to 35%. At the height of the pandemic, Pinnacle received $1.2 million in JobKeeper payments over the course of two financial years, all which Pinnacle did not ... |
| | | | ... Costello said the fund has been carefully positioned to successfully navigate the challenges thrown up by the COVID-19 pandemic, and it has delivered exceptional returns. "The biggest challenge for investment at present is rising inflation, rising interest ... |
| | | | ... this year continues to see upward pressure on salaries in the risk and compliance space. While it reflects the overall pandemic-induced salary trend, it's also driven by demand for more niche expertise and a lack of candidates. Data released by Kaizen ... |
| | | | ... tests." "While the financial impact of the Omicron wave has been on a much smaller scale than we saw at the start of the pandemic, we know there are still some businesses who will need this tailored support to keep doors open and staff employed over ... |
| | | | ... perfect reversal from 2020 when large dividend falls were seen across European countries during the first stages of the pandemic," Plato Global Shares Income Fund senior portfolio manager Dan Pennell said. "We expect this strength will continue in 2022 ... |
| | | | ... purchases, $9.6 billion, took place in the second half of the year, as the vaccine programme encouraged hopes that the pandemic was coming to an end. Calastone said the late start of the Australian vaccination drive likely meant that the surge in inflows ... |
| | | | ... asset classes in 2022. The report, titled Outlook 22, reflects on the significant changes brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, and explores the impacts that a changed macroeconomic regime may have on the global economy. Outlook 2022 also outlines ... |
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