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| | ... banks provide for Australian business and mortgage holders. "Credit costs are yet to reach the levels experienced in the financial crisis of 2008 and nobody knows what it will look like in the coming months," Heath said. "What is likely is that the crisis ... |
| | | While backed by major industry associations and advocacy bodies, those that actually provide financial advice fear new temporary relief measures offered by ASIC may push Australians towards conflicted advice. On April 14 ASIC announced a raft of measures ... |
| | | ... may be facing significant disruption." ASIC said in the six months between July 1 and 31 December2019, it recorded 55 financial services related results. Additionally, as at 1 January 2020, ASIC had 14 criminal and 58 civil financial services related ... |
| | | ... having one of the lowest net debt to GDP ratios in the developed world. "If stimulus is big enough to be successful, financial markets will understand that debt issued by the Commonwealth will ultimately be backed by a higher GDP," Morley and Holden ... |
| | | ... previous month. This is the sharpest fall in the survey's record that eclipses the declines witnessed during the global financial crisis and the tsunami that hit the country in 2011. Similar to the US and the Eurozone (and perhaps, every other country ... |
| | | ... COVID-19 outbreak - while over a very short term and limited in scope - is the first real-world test since the 2008 global financial crisis of the resilience of companies with high MSCI ESG Ratings." While the pandemic started in emerging markets (EM) ... |
| | | ... UBS equity strategist Pieter Stoltz said, based on UBS forecasts, market earnings per share (EPS) will not return to financial year 2019 levels until FY23. "Notably, after the GFC, it took more than a decade for EPS to recover to their prior highs due ... |
| | | ... coronavirus". "The package... will total ¥108 trillion ($989 billion), far exceeding one compiled in the wake of the 2009 financial crisis totaling ¥56 trillion in size, with fiscal spending of ¥15 trillion," according to Reuters. The BOJ's revised ... |
| | | ... to individual and business customers. It is however unfortunate that some customers will not be able to navigate the financial and economic changes of this crisis and may not re-open. Nevertheless, we will work closely with those customers to help them ... |
| | | ... market, US stock market indices fell in excess of 30% from their February highs," eToro analyst Mathew De Corrado told Financial Standard. "In the dramatic decline, we saw a large number of investors rush to exit, selling both Crypto and their ETF holdings ... |
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