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Has the pandemic opened our eyes on fiscal policy, or was the world moving that way anyway? Experts Richard Yetsenga and Dr Steven Hail talk MMT on podcast.
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Latest COVID-19 outbreak presents economic risks, and zero-tolerance requires China to lift its countercyclical policy stance.
2022-01-11 00:00 -
Deal represents significant post-Brexit step for the UK; large reduction of tariffs for Australia and improved trade digitisation.
2021-12-22 00:00 -
COVID-19 could always interrupt the recovery - but growth is likely to remain strong, unemployment continue to fall and interest rates rise.
2021-12-21 00:00 -
Hear columnist and author Simon Mundy discuss his perspectives on the gap between what is happening on climate and what needs to.
2021-12-21 00:00 -
Asia’s path in 2022 looks brighter as the pace of vaccination across the region quickens.
2021-12-16 00:00 -
The transition to net-zero carbon presents a significant commercial opportunity for all market participants in the New Year.
2021-12-14 00:00 -
Continued new investment in the resources, energy, infrastructure sectors throughout 2022 to drive financing activity.
2021-12-13 00:00 -
ANZ awarded more than a dozen times by KangaNews, including in the growing sustainable finance space.
2021-12-13 00:00 -
Insights from senior treasurers on technology trends and building for the future
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Successful reform should provide stable and sustainable growth in China.
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Reopening momentum positive for the region’s outlook but several headwinds remain.
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There’s an exciting opportunity for businesses to participate in the growth on offer through 2022 – but not without some risks.
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Despite some speed bumps, there’s a growing sense of confidence in the Australian university sector.
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Investing in the circular economy is critical for a sustainable future – and is a fantastic opportunity for business to boot.
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ANZ strengthens commitment to international trade flows with key leadership appointments across India and the Middle East.
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Economic momentum slowed in the September quarter the ANZ Stateometer shows, but signs point to strength in Q4.
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IIX’s Durreen Shahnaz and ANZ’s Tammy Medard discuss the evolution of gender-lens and impact investing.
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In the latest Blue Lens on Mic, hear from Australia’s High Commissioner to Singapore on how COVID has altered the landscape for trade and diplomacy.
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Institutional bank expands sustainable finance repertoire to guarantees, with successful arrangement on Vibro-led foundation project.
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There are challenges in the outlook – but the opportunities for those who can take advantage of the ‘great reopening’ are immense.
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ANZ data show spike in retail spending on reopening, with further good news on spending to come, ANZ’s Timbrell says.
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The co-dependence between the natural world and businesses needs to be properly valued, UN special envoy says.
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The world is starting to reopen, but inflation looms as the next challenge for business.
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Highlights and developments in the Sustainable Finance market.
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Annual result shows bank’s commitment to helping customers modernise their businesses and expand into new markets.
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Businesses need to invest in their workforce now to ensure it can keep pace with change and harness their human capital.
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Impact of NSW easing a good sign for retail sector Australia wide, ANZ’s Timbrell says.
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Post-pandemic world a tipping point for gender balance in the workplace, ex-Aus PM Julia Gillard says.
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The geopolitical outlook will lack the collective response to global issues that have defined past eras, president and founder of Eurasia Group and GZERO Media, Ian Bremmer says.
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The push for empowerment and increased representation by groups such as Chief Executive Women is critical for an equal future.
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Modern businesses are facing a unique combination of challenges and opportunities as we enter the post-COVID era.
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AFTF 2020 was the first year the conference went virtual.
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See our full coverage of the 2019 AFTF event.
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Look back at our coverage of AFTF 2018: navigating a changing world.
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The need to adopt technology in order to build a smarter and more resilient global supply chain is undeniable.
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Two ANZ experts talk about the latest innovation in the guarantee space.
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Long-held beliefs that "it can’t happen to us" have been proven wrong time and time again. Cyber attacks are here to stay – fortunately there are things we can all do.
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The transition to a net-zero carbon economy is expected to provide immense opportunities for business.
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ANZ leaders talk through the outlook for financial services in the region, in an era of unparalleled change.
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Australia’s ability to realise its ambitious pipeline of projects in the public sector faces ongoing challenges.
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From a top-line GDP growth perspective, the global economy seems in good health - even if peak growth has been seen.
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Businesses around the world are adapting to the new normal for their staff.
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Decentralised finance is a new market that could rewrite the rules for banking.
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From digital guarantees to CBDCs, the digital tokenisation of assets is changing the way trust works in the financial service industry. What does that mean for the future?
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Interoperability of domestic systems means a single ‘nexus’ - or at least multiple interconnected networks – looks inevitable for real-time payment networks.
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Regional economies continue to battle the immediate fallout of the pandemic.
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Three experts chat on podcast about how institutions are dealing with the increasingly complex demands of modern financial services – and what needs to be switched off.
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Major Australian non-residential building activity has declined, ANZ Research’s latest Major Projects report has found, especially in CBDs.
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ANZ will fund capital works at Fiji Airports in partnership with the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific.
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With only months to go before non-US dollar LIBOR is relegated to the financial markets history books, firms that rely on these rates should act now.
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Highlights and developments in the Sustainable Finance market.
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As the industry moves inexorably to a seamless, always-on payments and clearing ecosystem, it is imperative that financial institutions stay abreast of clients' evolving needs.
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Real-time payment networks are not without their challenges. But astute businesses are applying the technology in ways that make a big difference.
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Australia’s major project activity faces a potential peak of around $A96bn in 2023-24, but lingering impacts of the pandemic will continue play a role.
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It won't be easy, but there are reasons to be confident about the Australian landscape.
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Australia’s states moved into a strong position in the three months to June, ANZ’s Stateometer shows, ahead of the lockdowns of Q3.
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COVID has changed the economics of giving. Hear from the experts what that means.
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Asia is facing a shortage of confidence by foreign investors. But sentiment can be fickle.
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There are steps each party can take to ensure they form effective partnerships.
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ANZ data shows continued lockdown-driven decline in spending; post-lockdown bounce expected on return to movement.
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China’s authorities will prefer structural reform, rather than counter-cyclical measures, to lift potential growth ahead of a looming economic slowdown.
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Surging power demand and restrained energy supply in Asia are creating a challenge for authorities seeking to accelerate the energy transition away from fossil fuels.
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The value of data is unquestioned globally, but new rules in China aim to use it to supercharge the country’s digital economy, expert suggests.
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Further lockdown extensions continue to hurt spending across NSW, particularly in greater Sydney, as the state battles its latest COVID-19 outbreak.
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Shifting supply chains amid a reorientation of Asian trade have not impacted mainland China’s dominance.
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Despite largely avoiding extended lockdowns, retail in inner-city Adelaide has declined in 2021 compared to pre-pandemic times – and it’s a trend which may continue.
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Coles sets benchmark for Australian supermarkets with the sector’s first sustainability linked loan, the largest yet from an Aussie retailer.
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Hear three ANZ experts explain how COVID has brought massive change to the financial services sector – and why there’s no going back to ‘normal’.
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Inflation pressures are building, and higher interest rates are likely by 2023 - whether borders are open or not.
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Low interest rates and strong cash reserves are driving solid appetite for acquisition opportunities among corporate Australia, propelling merger and acquisition (M&A) levels to a 10-year high.
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Different starting points for inflation and wages go a long way to explaining the different policy stances of the reserve banks of Australia and New Zealand.
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Spending in Melbourne was slowly returning - but another lockdown brought it to another halt, ANZ data show.
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Surge in export growth in the second half could partly offset the weakness in mainland China's domestic demand.
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The commercial operator of the Royal Adelaide Hospital Public Private Partnership closed Australia's first sustainability loan, a new loan format in the fast-developing green, social and sustainable financing market.
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Spending in inner Sydney declined in the first weeks of stay-at-home orders in the city, although comparatively less than Melbourne amid a similar outbreak.
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The evolution of the pandemic has tested faith in a linear and broad-based recovery.
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The ultimate goal of sustainable finance markets is to become the main avenue to access investor capital, according to participants at a recent roundtable organised by ANZ and FinanceAsia.
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It's been a quick transition from recession to expansion, so central banks in higher income economies are starting to talk tapering.
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Desire to issue and invest in green, social and sustainability bonds and loans continues to grow, according the fourth annual ANZ FinanceAsia Sustainable Financing Poll.
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The Fed's evolving position on rates is unlikely to lead to a similar rethink from the PBoC.
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Strong momentum in global M&A activity is expected to continue unabated on the back of buoyant equities, cheap debt and sizeable sponsor fundraising.
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COVID-19 vaccine plans in the Pacific islands are positive news for the region's economic prospects.
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NZ GDP opens door for RBNZ to lift the official cash rate earlier than otherwise. ANZ Research expects movement by February 2022.
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The COVID-19 pandemic showed the importance of assistance and understanding from critical business partners. ANZ's Tammy Medard & Village Roadshow Julie Raffe talk through their experience.
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Wesfarmers has broken ground with first sustainability-linked bond in the Australian dollar medium term note market.
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Spending in Melbourne took a familiar dive as the city's slow return to the office was again interrupted by lockdown, ANZ data show.
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We focused so much on domestic real-time payments networks it was hard when we tried to move globally. We must heed that lesson with CBDCs.
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ANZ ranked the number-one institutional bank in Australia by Peter Lee Associates for the sixth-straight year.
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ANZ Research forecasts indicate both inflation and wages growth will hit triggers that will encourage the Reserve Bank of Australia to move on interest rates.
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Despite ongoing supply chain disruptions, NZ's economy continues to enjoy an uncertain recovery.
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Tech exports will support and drive Asia's recovery through 2021 and most of 2022.
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The COVID-19 pandemic brought regional supply chains to a halt, but what is emerging during the recovery is unlike anything markets have seen before.
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Inflation is spiking in the US, but the country's central bank appears in no hurry to take action.
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The relationship between markets and liquidity is going to be very different this time than it was during the last cycle.
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Timing of the inevitable reduction of the US Federal Reserve's asset buying is still unclear.
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ANZ experts discuss the outlook for Australia's bond and institutional loan markets.
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Economic momentum in Australia's states and territories is building, ANZ's Stateometer shows.
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LISTEN: ANZ experts Katharine Tapley and Paul White discuss the increasing ESG focus from investors.
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