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| | | ... congregated in sectors hardest hit by virus, particularly smaller funds, unless they have risk-managed their investments for a crisis, may find this period very uncomfortable," Hume said. The Senator said she would not entertain the thought of super ... |
| | | | ... congregated in sectors hardest hit by virus, particularly smaller funds, unless they have risk-managed their investments for a crisis, may find this period very uncomfortable," she said. "However, I want to say today, that discomfort is no excuse to ... |
| | | | ... travel) and "well" people will prefer to stay at home, scared of being infected. The coronavirus has brought upon us a crisis in supply and demand and from the financial markets' reaction, a crisis in confidence. |
| | | | ... after decades in community support work. Anthony studied theology and philosophy at university. When he was 25, he set up a crisis helpline for farmers who were dying by suicide after being sold unnecessary, inflated loans, and finding they had no support ... |
| | | | ... superannuation and financial services - is calling for women to be specifically included in the retirement income review, amid a crisis in women's retirement that has seen single retired women become the fastest growing group of homeless Australians. ... |
| | | | ... hiked interest rates in the start of June 2004, they hiked 425 basis points and finished in June 2006. We didn't have a crisis for another 18 to 24 months." In this time delinquency rates picked up and this process has started again in the US. It's ... |
| | | | ... demonstrate her point. "HYG has performed exactly like we want it to perform in stress markets," she said. "Every time there's a crisis, a stress period or volatility, the trading line goes up. It's an avenue for market participants to trade in stress ... |
| | | | ... chairman Wayne Byres foreshadowed strong winds in finance, warning Australian institutions not to fail to prepare for a crisis. Noting the current strength of Australia's banks, Byres was adamant the time for action was before another financial crisis ... |
| | | | ... the legislative framework. Plugging this gap will enable APRA to step in or take over a failing bank or insurer with a crisis management toolkit, proving "invaluable" in bringing orderly resolution to stressed companies, particularly if it's part of ... |
| | | | ... Statement of Advice, review it, send it out and manually construct a portfolio," he said. Symons urged advisers not to waste a crisis. "This is a great opportunity for you guys [advisers] to reimagine not just how to take the industry forward but also ... |
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