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| | | ... it," Green said. "It's a seismic day for global trade. Trump is blowing up the post-war system that made the US and the world more prosperous, and he's doing it with reckless confidence." Recent research from the OECD warned that if the US and ... |
| | | | ... more growth - not just for the global economy or large institutional investors, but for investors of all sizes around the world." Fink reminded investors about BlackRock's acquisition of Barclays Global Investors (BGI) in 2009, which owned iShares ... |
| | | | ... benefits to Qantas Group employees. In the 86 years since, we've been delivering on that commitment; through the turmoil of World War II, economic highs and lows, the technological change of the 21st century and everything in between," Clancy said. ... |
| | | | ... for the fund's members, he said. "The majority of our members are decades from retirement, so we think deeply about the world they will retire into, as well as the megatrends likely to influence global society and the economy over the long term," he ... |
| | | | ... look forward to his contributions as we continue to expand our local presence with EQT Nexus in this space." On joining the world's third-largest private equity firm, Bullock said: "I am thrilled to build upon EQT's private wealth strategy in Australia ... |
| | | | ... setting a new benchmark for trust and convenience in the industry," he said. Carma director Jason Lenga added that around the world, businesses with similar models are scaling rapidly, proving the potential of a digital-first, customer-centric approach ... |
| | | | ... (SDGs) and Agenda 2030 are other recent examples. While Australia is the largest exporter of coal and gas combined in the world, The Superpower Institute's Rob Sims said the country is in an even better place to supply other countries with new forms ... |
| | | | ... growing rapidly in recent years... it's one of the fastest growing regions, if not, the fastest growing region in the world," Moore said. "The only criticism we could make is that the growth rate is growing at the rate that Australia has been growing ... |
| | | | ... "impact-first bias" as opposed to being "financial first." Therein lies the tension - can those in the impact investment world "truly believe in capitalism?" "That's a challenge... You're going to sell a vision of the future [that is anecdotal] ... |
| | | | ... Australians have already suffered a historic collapse in living standards, worse than anything seen anywhere else in the world. He added that conditions are set to get a "lot worse." "I don't think people will be fooled... by so-called tax cuts. ... |
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