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| | | ... irreversibly changed by the pandemic. "The accelerated transformation forced by the pandemic has brought many challenges, but a great deal of agility and resilience has also been on display from many organisations as they adapt to the changed circumstances," ... |
| | | | ... Brentnall says the initiative - taken as a measure designed to accelerate the issuance of information for clients - is "great", but won't help with the onboarding of new clients. "Let's say someone you know is in financial distress and they want to have ... |
| | | | ... COVID-19 becomes clearer. ANZ chair David Gonski described the decision as prudent, assuring it is not about the bank's financial position and ANZ has not received any concerns from APRA about its capital position. As at March 31, ANZ's CET1 ... |
| | | | ... 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 ... |
| | | | ... 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 ... |
| | | | ... be," Burry told Bloomberg. "This is very much like the bubble in synthetic asset-backed CDOs before the Great Financial Crisis in that price-setting in that market was not done by fundamental security-level analysis, but by massive capital flows based ... |
| | | | ... advice to the masses, that's the exciting thing. And not advice by a machine, advice by a human being augmented by these great technologies," Dillon told Financial Standard. "If you don't combine it with a human, it will be as successful as robo-advice ... |
| | | | ... forward with reforms that would move Australia out of the shadows cast by the crisis. "A strong focus on making Australia a great place for businesses to expand, invest, innovate and hire people is the best way of extending the recovery into a new period ... |
| | | | ... had been quick to adapt in order to thrive through this challenging period. "In this environment the value of quality financial advice has never been greater," he said. "Advisers are working to adapt their businesses and overcome the challenges of mandatory ... |
| | | | ... from registering its first recession in 28 years. China's double-digit GDP growth (at the time) shielded Australia from the Great Recession of 2008/09 and the Asian financial crisis a decade earlier. China's slow early return to business as usual offers ... |
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