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| | | ... Australian investors being less likely to withdraw from their retirement savings than those in other countries during the pandemic. According to the Natixis sample group, only 5.5% reported making a withdrawal from their super - compared to 7% internationally ... |
| | | | ... subsidy introduced by the federal government for businesses that struggled financially at the onset of the coronavirus pandemic. The Senate Economics Legislation Committee's Inquiry into the Coronavirus Economic Response Package Amendment (Ending ... |
| | | | ... per share, calling the offers "opportunistic" and accusing the consortium of undervaluing the airport considering the pandemic. "Sydney Airport is strongly positioned to deliver growth as vaccination rates increase and we move into a post pandemic recovery ... |
| | | | ... widespread growth in Australian farm incomes to 30 June 2021," the farmland manager said. "...The impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have so far been relatively benign for the sector. Isolated workforce shortages have led to increased labour costs and ... |
| | | | ... who took advantage of the government's early release of superannuation (ERS) program, due to loss of income during the pandemic, can put the money back in their account without incurring a tax penalty. The Australian Taxation Office confirmed individuals ... |
| | | | ... has played an important leadership role through challenging circumstances, supporting AMP's response to the global pandemic and resetting its cultural agenda," AMP said. Replacing her is current group director, people and culture Rebecca Nash. She ... |
| | | | ... enhance the exisiting process and another approach is dealing with new situations that are very difficult." The coronavirus pandemic is a good example. Hlavaty said machine learning has been able to build processes and models dynamically that rebalance ... |
| | | | ... should not be complacent about the idea that inflation is going to be short lived," she said. Since the start of the pandemic, Ward said, there has been a worldwide disruption to supply chains, but demand has recovered since the pandemic, despite the ... |
| | | | ... that Australia now has a $3.3 trillion pool of national savings." He added that as Australia recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, he thinks superannuation is more important than ever. "Just as superannuation played a vital role in responding to the global ... |
| | | | ... when bonds and cash are not delivering. For example, he said, farmland and timberland were deemed essential during the pandemic - and these assets have provided strong returns while providing a defensive element to portfolios during this period. "The ... |
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