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| | | The average cash pay of a S&P/ASX 100 company's chief executive held steady in 2008 - a sign CEO salaries, including those of financial services firms, came out relatively unscathed from the GFC. As the global financial crisis began in 2008 the average ... |
| | | | ... ESSSuper was formed following the merger of Emergency Services and State Super in 2006. ESSSuper members include police, fire and ambulance officers, public servants, some Victorian education staff and politicians. |
| | | | Starting next year, Australian banks could be subject to "fire drills" that test how well they can cope with a severe market disruption, under new liquidity reporting rules proposed by APRA. APRA has released a discussion paper that proposes major changes ... |
| | | | You know Australia is back to normal when "they will, they won't" speculation on interest rates returns a major sport. This is usually accompanied by "they will earlier, they will later" betting with every economic data release providing evidence for ... |
| | | | ... Geithner saying that, it is "very important to reinforce the progress we are seeing." This is what the band Earth, Wind & Fire had to say about September: "Do you remember the 21st night of September? Love was changing the minds of pretenders While chasing ... |
| | | | ASIC has fired its warning shot on illegal early release on super - and is appealing to trustees to help plug increasing cases spurred by losses from the GFC. ASIC is concerned that the current market conditions are contributing to an increase in the ... |
| | | | ... when some were not content with forecasting just a normal run-of-the-mill type of recession, but a "Great Recession." The fire of interest rate hike speculation would burn even more brightly should Wednesday's Australian National Accounts paint a rosier ... |
| | | | ... normally see in an internal email, let alone a listed company's announcement to shareholders - a New Zealand company is under fire to explain why the words "fudge this" appeared in its corporate accounts. Market regulators could soon be cracking down ... |
| | | | The Cooper Review has fired its starting gun when it called for submissions in response to its "Phase One" issues paper on governance. The Super System Review, headed by ASIC deputy chairman Jeremy Cooper, today called for submissions following the ... |
| | | | Days like these, I should have stayed in bed a bit longer. For this is one of those days when overnight action on Wall Street offered no adrenaline hit to my system. Will have to settle for three coffee cups this morning. The S&P slipped 0.3 per cent ... |
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