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| | | ... appointments within the organisation, Shail Singh has been reappointed as an ombudsman in investments and advice, and Christine McCarthy as an ombudsman in insurance. Daniel King has been promoted to an adjudicator role in insurance. They join Emma Curtis ... |
| | | | ... reach two percent The ECB's latest move is in line with its objective of "anchoring the recovery". As ECB president Christine Lagarde declared in June: "We have to take the economy through the pandemic and into a recovery phase, which has now started. ... |
| | | | ... the 2021 list include former Grattan Institute chief executive and Myer Foundation director John Daley, Suncorp chair Christine McLoughlin and the Conexus Institute's Colin Tate. |
| | | | ... and we are not oblivious to that. But the recovery needs to be firm, solid and sustainable." These were ECB president Christine Lagarde's answers to an interview with 'Politico' asking how long the single-currency region's fiscal and ... |
| | | | ... employer representatives are Teresa Dyson (Energy Super), Richard Flanagan (Energy Super), Greg Hallam, Mark Jamieson, Christine Maher (Energy Super) and Cameron O'Neil. |
| | | | ... 4Front partner Drue Schofield will be the managing director of the merged firm with Cooper Reeves managing principal Christine Robinson taking on the role of chief operating officer. Schofield, along with 4Front partner Carmine Decorso and Cooper Reeves ... |
| | | | ... of the Order of Australia and was the 1992 Young Australian of the Year. Australian Unity chief executive for retail Christine Yates said that Perkins' combination of leadership, customer management, customer experience and operational delivery would ... |
| | | | ... financial conditions continued to be sources of downside risk." But have no fear, European Central Bank (ECB) president Christine Lagarde is here, whispering hope that "although downside risks associated with the pandemic remain in the near term" the ... |
| | | | ... Germany, Spain and Italy - and the subsequent re-imposition and/or tightening of restrictions there. As ECB president Christine Lagarde intimated, while the central bank expected the second wave, it did not anticipate "the depth of it, the duration of ... |
| | | | ... recover until people are confident that it's safe to resume activities involving crowds of people." ECB president Christine Lagarde echoed the Fed's concern: "I don't want to be exuberant about this vaccination." In her introductory speech ... |
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