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| | | ... investment, particularly in energy, power generation, ports and logistics, is viewed as unavoidable if production is to recover, Green added. "The rebuilding effort will require vast sums of capital. Energy alone demands sustained investment measured ... |
| | | | Sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) crossed US$15 trillion in assets under management for the first time in December 2025 and, together with public pension funds (PPFs) and central banks (CBs), now manage US$60 trillion in assets and reserves. Global SWF's ... |
| | | | ... companies have been climbing since FY21 (9.8%) to 15.1% in FY25. Despite continuing to operate, some firms struggled to recover to previous levels due to limited financial strength to invest and a lack of robustness on their balance sheets. Roughly 30% ... |
| | | | TAL has introduced a new total and permanent disability (TPD) support option to its flagship retail product and implemented additional support for self-employed customers around income protection. The integrations follow TAL's partnership with SANE ... |
| | | | Ahead of Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Financial Minister Katy Gallagher handing down the Budget update tomorrow, Chalmers has flagged some expected changes. Chalmers said the Budget update will be about "delivery, responsibility and restraint". "We will ... |
| | | | The professional indemnity insurance (PII) sector will be forced to play a bigger role in making the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) sustainable, Assistant Treasurer Daniel Mulino proposes, as the Opposition slams the scheme for "constantly ... |
| | | | According to Vanguard's outlook, high-quality US fixed income, US value-oriented equities, and non-US developed markets equities will have the strongest risk-returns over the coming five to 10 years. Vanguard predicts US value-oriented equities will ... |
| | | | ... It said the CSLR was created to compensate victims of financial misconduct as a last resort after all other options to recover money had been exhausted, with a key design principle being that parts of the financial services system from which the consumer ... |
| | | | At its meeting yesterday, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) reached a monetary policy decision to keep the cash rate unchanged at 3.6%. In explaining why, the board warned of possible rate rises in 2026 as it takes a more cautious response to inflationary ... |
| | | | Treasurer Jim Chalmers said private market investment has been strong, helping spur economic growth. Chalmers said the private sector is taking over from the public sector as the key driver of growth in Australia. "Since we came to office, business ... |
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