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| | | ... shouldn't be considered in isolation," AIST chief executive Tom Garcia said. "Lifting the retirement age in isolation is a very blunt measure that could unfairly penalise low income earners and manual workers who tend to be more reliant on the age pension," ... |
| | | ... France on Thursday where the issue was expected to top the agenda. Taiwan's central bank governor Perng Fai-nan was more blunt, saying the move was like "throwing a bomb to financial markets," Dow Jones Newswires reported. Investors were also jittery ... |
| | | ... Bridges FS turned attention back to FOFA, putting suburban and regional practices in the spotlight. "We have been given a blunt instrument," said Carter. "FOFA has no recognition of existing relationships, it is adding burden for suburban and regional ... |
| | | ... Bridges FS turned attention back to FOFA, putting suburban and regional practices in the spotlight. "We have been given a blunt instrument," said Carter. "FOFA has no recognition of existing relationships, it is adding burden for suburban and regional ... |
| | | ... an increasingly effective solution over time. "We will encourage trustees to issue a warning to members because this is a blunt tool, but it is a tool," said Graus. The start date for disclosing risk on a standardised basis coincides with the government's ... |
| | | Infrastructure managers face tough barriers to mandates from institutional investors if they do not review their high fee models, argues Watson Wyatt. A new research paper from Watson Wyatt, titled Improving Fees in Infrastructure, said the firm favours ... |
| | | Shadow Treasurer Joe Hockey said the Government is creating an "800-pound gorilla" in the market that could drive up the cost of financing for the private sector over the next few years - particularly if more government bonds are issued to fund its ... |
| | | Happy new year? Perhaps in 2010. The top central bankers meeting in Basel Switzerland came to the same conclusion yesterday. European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet -- wearing his cap as head of the Bank of International Settlements - declared ... |
| | | ... Economists in Sydney, takes the fight up to people arguing that our current targets are too low, that interest rates are a blunt instrument, and that instead we should be compensating people for inflation rather than seeking to conquer it. These advocates ... |
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