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| | | ... weak and bumpy growth... " and an oil supply shock in the Middle East "would lead to a much stronger and unprecedented disruption of global oil supply". Ahh yes, downside risks and Europe. A view given credence by stats released overnight. The Eurozone's ... |
| | | | ... would offer them the best outcome for their businesses." Waddell emphasised that advisers will experience little to no disruption during this transition other than the branding of their licensee. "They will have access to the same level of service and ... |
| | | | ... effectively the same time as the introduction of MySuper and changes under FoFA legislation, will create significant disruption for the industry." |
| | | | There's a certain kind of hush all over the world overnight as financial markets turned their attention back to the Greeks and their seemingly never-ending negotiations with their benefactors - the IMF, the EU, the ECB... and private creditors. Ahhh ... |
| | | | Chinese demand for Australian resources was likely to fall, investment bank JP Morgan said yesterday. Jing Ulrich, chair of global markets, China, for JP Morgan, said China had to contend with imbalances in its economy in the medium to long term. Speaking ... |
| | | | Deal! This single word was music to the ears of investors everywhere. After weeks of restless anxiety, it came to pass - the powers-that-are in Washington agreed to raise the nation's US$14,300,000,000,000 debt ceiling. True to script the negotiations ... |
| | | | ... Clarke. "There will be a transition period between the role changes to ensure as smooth a transition as possible, with no disruption to our clients." Mercer said staff hires are planned over the coming months to fill the vacancies resulting from these ... |
| | | | ... this morning, J O Hambro's chief executive officer Gavin Rochussen, said there was no product overlap and would be no disruption to either business. "Access to the superannuation industry was particularly attractive to us with the products we have," ... |
| | | | So what's the fuss all about? Wall Street dropped last night because they didn't like what came out of Sir Ben's mouth on his second day of testimony on Capitol Hill. This is what Sir Ben told Congress on the first day of his testimony: "The possibility ... |
| | | | The Australian share market is set for a flat start to trading today after two days of significant falls due to concerns of spreading debt problems in Europe. Wall Street and major European markets posted losses overnight as concerns remain about Europe's ... |
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