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| | | ... seven out of Australia's top ten export markets are in Asia, and constitute 66% of total export market, while Asia's consumer demand is worth US$10 trillion annually. "This report actually examines the level of Asia capability that Australian business ... |
| | | | ... responsible investment wholesale cash product to the market" said Steve James, CEO of Teachers Mutual Bank. "With a shift in consumer sentiment leading to more Australians calling for action on climate change, there has been an increase in demand for ... |
| | | | ... days a week. In addition to that, we also have a community lawyer who is available three or four days a week to review consumer disputes, or contracts.... We're very happy to have Lutheran Community Services for the financial counselor, and to have the ... |
| | | | Responsible investment assets reached AU$630 billion in assets, while core responsible investment assets reached AU$31.6 billion in 2014, according to the Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) benchmark report. Simon O'Connor, RIAA CEO ... |
| | | | ... Firstmac's existing 25,000 mortgage customers, particularly for vehicle and solar opportunities," CEFC said.. Additional consumer interest is expected to be driven through Firstmac's online platform, loans.com.au. Commercial interest will be driven through ... |
| | | | ... arrangement and agreed to refund more than $100,000 to consumers "following concerns raised by ASIC that it breached consumer credit laws and engaged in misleading conduct," according to an ASIC announcement. "Money3's 'fixed fee' loan (also promoted ... |
| | | | The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) is providing a 12-year $100 million financing deal to Origin Energy, to support Origin's solar power purchase agreements (PPAs) to business and residential customers. CEFC CEO Oliver Yates With the CEFC finance ... |
| | | | ... is a game changer, in terms of smaller banks being able to compete with the behemoths in the market. That's changing consumer behaviour as well as the change in technology as well." |
| | | | The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC ) has warned the payday lending industry to improve its consumer protections or face more enforcement action. ASIC issued a report recently that found that some payday lenders are "engaging ... |
| | | | ... bad debt risk, and therefore the perception of predatory lending is lower. In addition, ASIC has strong oversight of consumer lending with several recent prosecutions." Credit Suisse notes that Thorn Group is a leader in "wanting good practices in the ... |
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