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| | | ... followed it being the subject of several scandals, including the Archegos and Greensill Capital collapse and a breach of its COVID rules by its then-chair in 2021 as well as questions around its financial position. Earlier in the year, UBS extended a ... |
| | | | ... have been previously," Ocorian executive director, private clients Amy Collins said. "This is perhaps a hangover if the COVID years, when many families took the opportunity of being together to commence conversations about family wealth." Collins added ... |
| | | | ... impact of technology adoption, the report found. Brennan said that the increased digital capacity Australia developed during COVID-19 could lead to a lasting productivity dividend. "Government and business should continue to embrace innovation and invest ... |
| | | | ... impending turn in the credit cycle," she said. "As part of the emerging market story, China's economic recovery from zero-Covid may have disappointed everyone so far, but investors are hoping the government will step in with renewed stimulus to spur ... |
| | | | ... the market, and even outperforming low-risk deposits and money market funds, will be challenging in this exacting, post-Covid environment," the report said. |
| | | | ... up-and-comers with strong client service and paraplanning skills sets. The second is re-entry advisers who had to sit out Covid and missed FASEA. The final type is a career changer with parallel industry experience, many of whom have been waiting for ... |
| | | | ... There has been huge evolution in the industry over this time, but no more so than in recent years, particularly in the post-COVID period." "A confluence of factors, none the least of which are new regulations, have seen a heavier focus by asset owners ... |
| | | | ... 2021-22. Although this pushes the total premiums to $8.7 billion, it falls short of the $9.2 billion recorded in the pre-Covid era of 2019. On the other hand, group insurance claims paid in in 2021-22 dwindled by 7% to $4.5 billion, down from the record ... |
| | | | ... them." McCully said daily needs shopping centres have experienced strong growth in recent years, especially through the COVID lockdown period. "Even in the states that had the big lockdowns, supermarkets performed unbelievably - their sale price was ... |
| | | | ... collapse in spending and then the trigger for the recession," he explained. "This time around, obviously in the aftermath of COVID, we're looking at a situation where, because of the scale of the stimulus, the US private sector looks in pretty fine ... |
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