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| | | ... he said. "There are many areas of the market that are sensible places to allocate capital, yet which aren't making the papers and that advisers aren't necessary being made aware of." DAC managing director Matthew Walker said it has become increasingly ... |
| | | | ... APRA's data collection, particularly for choice products and investment options. The consultation package contains topic papers, draft reporting standards and data collection templates covering fees and costs, insurance arrangements, expense reporting ... |
| | | | ... year ago. Pessimistic consumers expecting job losses isn't a recipe for increased spending (unless hoarding toilet papers and other doomsday essentials). Whatever is left from their panic purchases, they will save... just in case, slowing wages growth ... |
| | | | ... York investment banking firm. "A recognised industry leader, Daniel is a frequent public speaker, has written multiple papers, and is often quoted in trade and national publications. In addition to his expertise in accessing international markets, he ... |
| | | | ... on the Australian economy. The ABS reports that after surging by 8.5% in the month of March - due to hoarding (of toilet papers) - retail sales (based on its preliminary estimate) dropped by 17.9% in the month of April. "Cafes, restaurants and takeaway ... |
| | | | ... tracker lists and includes links to all new and updated regulatory guides, information sheets, reports and consultation papers issued by ASIC and published on its website. "It also includes links to legislative instruments (including rules, determinations ... |
| | | | ... Then again these are abnormal times. Pessimism over disruptions in production and therefore, reduced supply - of toilet papers, grogs, pasta, rice, etc. - prompted panic-buying and hoarding...before they run out. But having bought so much toilet paper ... |
| | | | ... that we'll all just brush it away next time it comes. In the meantime, we all just have to go... panic buying - toilet papers (as if our lives depended on it) and of course, things to fill up our collective bellies so we can use our toilet paper ... |
| | | | ... role to help our society deal with emerging risks such as climate change and mental health." Bui hopes to deliver major papers on intergenerational wealth and equity and the gig economy during her term. She also expects to contribute to discussions on ... |
| | | | ... domestic growth numbers, should mitigate the downward pressure on the economy. To paraphrase Confucius, those hoarding toilet papers end up with a lot of crap. |
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