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| | ... reduction in productivity growth reduces business investment, he said. "If there isn't innovation, the incentive to put in new capital falls. So you've had historically low business investment in all the developed countries and that's reducing demand ... |
| | | ... market and our position as a leading property investment and funds management business continues to see us attract new capital partners." The Campbelltown Mall shopping centre currently has a Coles, Woolworths, Kmart, Target and Aldi together with 10 ... |
| | | Australia capex The Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) report on business investment shows actual private new capital expenditure drop by 5.4% in the June quarter following a similar 5.4% decline in the three months to period and worse than market ... |
| | | ... the value of new investment commitments, including a substantial increase in the number of indirect investments and new capital products. "We are actively targeting areas of economic activity where clean energy investment can improve energy efficiency ... |
| | | Australia capex Private new capital expenditure declined by 5.2% in the March quarter, lower than the expected 3.0% fall and reversing the previous three-month period's 1.8% increase. Investment in buildings and structures dropped by 7.9% over the quarter ... |
| | | Actual total private new capital expenditures may have surprised on the upside, rising by 0.8% in the three months ended December 2015 when they were expected to drop by 3.0% but... they're still not a pretty set of numbers. Uglier still, according ... |
| | | ... Australia to solve deal-flow and expertise gaps through networks and intellectual property dissemination. That would drive new capital into the sector, including greater investment from superannuation funds," he said. "We don't think there's enough deal ... |
| | | ... happening now. In fact, they have already happened in the third quarter. Business investment has "collapsed". Total new capital expenditure dropped by 9.2% in the September quarter - down a staggering 20% from last year - following a "downwardly revised ... |
| | | ... the other big three banks - ANZ, CBA, NAB - follow suit. The thinking is that, higher mortgage rates, along with the new capital adequacy rules and regulatory controls on property lending, would eased the climb and climb of property prices (specifically ... |
| | | ... subordinated and contingent convertible bonds (CoCos), including Additional Tier 1 (AT1) bonds, which are part of new capital requirements by Basel III. It has the flexibility to allocate across the capital structure, ranging from senior bonds and Tier ... |
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