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| | | ... considering their nominations and that consideration has not been completed, so I'm not in a position to provide anything further than that until the board has completed that review," Fok said. Bragg then asked Fok if he believes O'Mara, Crumlin ... |
| | | | ... to how the Fed is thinking through the results of the US election, noting several times that he would not be answering anything election related," Shah said. "He did, however, offer these two nuggets: first, the election result will have no bearing on ... |
| | | | ... where the relevance of the finding about 'impairment' to the issues in this case was never explained, I need not say anything further about the point," O'Callaghan said. O'Callaghan also accepted Ryan's evidence, which showed he had carefully considered ... |
| | | | ... 2025. Based on this economic data, we do not see any reason why the RBA's cash rate decision next Tuesday will be anything other than a hold." RSM Australia economist Devika Shivadekar agreed while easing inflation is welcome, it is not enough to ... |
| | | | ... sleeve - that's a good reason for us to have a partial redemption. We're an active manager, we make no bones about being anything other than active," Abernethy said. Private capital solutions business Earlier this year, GQG launched its Private Capital ... |
| | | | ... Christine Cupitt said the association fully supports the ban. "Australia's life insurers have never wanted to do anything to discourage people from taking genetic tests and accessing the information they need to make informed choices about their ... |
| | | | ... services industry. Returning to working as a consultant was not on my bingo card this year but if my experience to date is anything to go by, I am glad it came up." |
| | | | ... are independent makes a lot of sense on the one hand, but then you might have a lot of people who don't understand anything about an industry," he says. "Do you not want people on the board who understand the working lives of the membership?" On ... |
| | | | ... to less than three months and only covering one Dixon Advisory claim. Anderson said the government failed to disclose anything about Dixon Advisory or the likely cost in the Explanatory Memorandum to the CSLR legislation and failed to do a regulation ... |
| | | | ... which is "a great step in turning the pendulum in favour of victim survivors," the government has "baulked at the idea of anything to do with super." "We're only now starting to see baby steps from the government in favour of survivors, but it's still ... |
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