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| | | The latest banking report by consulting firm KPMG has confirmed that the country's major banks enjoyed another record year in profits, with wealth management still the crowning jewel. According to KMPG's half year results performance survey, operating ... |
| | | | ... Sydney Futures Exchange, at 0800 AEST, the June share price index contract was down 73 points to 6303. Today, accounting firm KPMG releases its major banks survey. Automotive company Pacifica Group Ltd will hold its annual general meeting, as will resources ... |
| | | | ... are increasingly becoming the target of organised crime and white-collar fraudsters, according to Peter Morris, director of KPMG Forensic. Speaking at the Conference of Major Superannuation Funds (CMSF), Morris said super funds are becoming more attractive ... |
| | | | ... managing director of Money Matters Financial Solutions, said he intends to maintain the legal pursuit of Westpoint directors, KPMG and eventually the regulator. Bristow issued a terse statement saying the fund would continue to carry out its primary ... |
| | | | ... Australian companies in the first 11 months of 2006, up 91 per cent compared to last year's figures, according to research by KPMG's Corporate Finance practice. "This increase in foreign interest in Australia is a combination of key factors including ... |
| | | | ... trends showing retirement is now increasingly a slow down phase rather than a complete stop. Bernard Salt, demographer and KPMG director, said, "Work will be increasingly blended with lifestyle. Our portfolio lifestyles will let us phase down to full ... |
| | | | A KPMG study of corporate tax rates in 86 countries found that those with the most attractive corporate tax enjoyed higher than average economic growth, and suggested there's room for Australia's tax rates to be more attractive to offshore investors. ... |
| | | | ... retirement age is unsustainable because it ignores how society and longevity have changed so dramatically. Bernard Salt, KPMG director, demographic expert and bestselling author, speaking at Canberra Business Council annual dinner, said, "The retirement ... |
| | | | ... in Asia are experiencing fundraising growth rates of 50 per cent. The fundraisings surge is so great, according to a joint KPMG-Reuters study Private tuition: Insights into how private equity houses nurture their investments in Asia, that the $A19 billion ... |
| | | | ... again and seven in 10 people aged over 45 will try a new brand if a trusted friend or colleague recommended it. Bernard Salt, KPMG director and demographic trend author, agrees that the over-50s category is the one marketers should look to target, particularly ... |
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