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| | | ... he was with Deutsche Bank for 15 years, serving as managing director for several departments from January of 2013 until July of 2018. In the meantime, Peter Kohlhagen will continue to act in the executive director LPHIS role. |
| | | | ... $200,000 a year to $900,000, inclusive of superannuation, effective 1 January 2026. This will be subject to review in July of each year. His short-term incentive has increased $500,000 to reach a maximum of $1.1 million should he satisfy performance ... |
| | | | ... accountability, and operational resilience. APRA's new CPS 230 operational resilience framework, which took effect in July of this year, is pushing funds to reassess their management of third-party risk. CPS 230 Operational Risk Management effectively ... |
| | | | ... officer, effective December 1. Clarke has been executive director and acting chief executive of Pacific Current since July of last year. He joined the company after serving as a non-executive director at Perpetual. Prior to this role he spent more than ... |
| | | | FNZ, the global wealth management platform, has secured US$650 million in new equity funding from institutional shareholders to support its long-term business plan. The investment comes from sophisticated investors, including La Caisse, Generation Investment ... |
| | | | ... business development and advisory. The super fund merged with Concept One in 2017. First State Super and VicSuper merged in July of the same year and rebranded to Aware Super. Late last year, WA Super finalised its merger with Aware Super, creating a ... |
| | | | ... report. In its October 2018 report, the IMF predicted "World Output" to grow by 3.7% in 2019 itself slashed from 3.9% in July of the same year; 2019 growth was lowered again in January of this year to 3.5%; in April to 3.3%; in July to 3.2%; and now ... |
| | | | ... recession. The yield curve again inverted in starting in January 2006, the Fed did not stop raising interest rates until July of the same year that again proved too late to staunch the great recession of 2008. The year before, then Fed Chairman Alan ... |
| | | | ... and inflation heading close to traget). The ECB lifted its target rate from 1% in March 2011 to 1.25% in May and 1.5% in July of the same year. It's now lower - 0% - and that's with a lot of asset purchases to boot. "Beware lest you lose the ... |
| | | | ... rate hikes it did in quick succession back in early 2004, lifting the official cash rate from 2.5% in February to 3.5% by July of that year. As the chart below shows, that wasn't the only instance... the RBNZ did the same in mid-2010. According to RBNZ ... |
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