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| | | ... include Australian banks, mid-tier wealth institutions, financial advisories and dealer groups. Benbow said the COVID-19 crisis had opened advisers' eyes up to the benefits of technology. "As part of our strategic refresh, we anticipated increased demand ... |
| | | | The industry superannuation fund for universities is the only defined benefit fund still open to new members in Australia, now it is grappling with how the sector has been decimated by COVID-19. The travel bans put in place around the world to curb ... |
| | | | ... over the past 20 years. "The previous example was around the 2011 top, and the one before that - just before the financial crisis when gold prices shed approximately 34% over the course of six months," he said. "The only other example of RSI north of ... |
| | | | As COVID-19 exposes entrenched problems in society, the ability to scale social impact investments in Australia holds significant promise to drive progress towards solutions, a new report reveals. UTS associate professor Danielle Logue and Dr Gillian ... |
| | | | ... That's according to recruitment firm Kaizen Recruitment, who said there has been a backlog of roles building during the crisis. "There is a consensus that companies need to recruit, and recruit fast," Kaizen director Matt McGilton told Financial ... |
| | | | ... period of intense global competitive pressures and structural changes across these markets following the global financial crisis," King said. "Under Lyn's leadership the Westpac Institutional Bank team has worked tirelessly to meet the needs of the bank's ... |
| | | | ... consumer demand than to a lower profit share." This explains the "economic stagnation" experienced since the Global Financial Crisis, he said, with low wage growth holding back consumer demand and business investment. He suggests three policy solutions ... |
| | | | ... the gender superannuation gap, as a higher proportion of women draw down on their super savings to weather the COVID-19 crisis. The analysis, coming out of AMP, found that 21% of women were withdrawing their starting super balances, compared to 17% of ... |
| | | | ... nation's states and territories gradually reopen, business leaders have been called upon to harness the learnings of the crisis as we move into the next stage of recovery. Flexible working, reduced business travel, worker's rights, board diversity ... |
| | | | ... beginning. Simon Doyle, head of fided income and multi asset at Schroders, said from a corporate point of view, the liquidity crisis may have only been avoided in the short term. "A lot of corporates are carrying a lot of debt, and I think the real ramifications ... |
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