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Now the US Fed has started speaking more openly about climate change, it should take a hard look at the tools it already has available. It will find some green monetary policies serve both the environment & the economy
Eswar Prasad warns of a deepening growth divergence across countries and regions emerging from the pandemic
Powerdownkiwi marks his ten years commenting here with a Top 10, noting his message gets a more sympathetic hearing now, after another decade of obvious economic imbalance
Thitinan Pongsudhirak shows how the recent military takeover in Myanmar could undermine ASEAN - and weaken regional stability more broadly, to China's advantage
Mark Tanner sees the relations between China and the West becoming increasingly polarised, and working with issues sensitive to China will become an ever-more delicate balancing act for brands straddling markets in both spheres
Lee Jong-Wha thinks the East Asia region will fail to achieve global dominance without unified, collective leadership
Willem Buiter refutes the notion that decentralised private cryptocurrencies could ever be a sensible investment
All rural sector groups are now more buoyant about the outlook for the agri economy, with both dairy farmers and sheep and beef farmers significantly more optimistic than last quarter
Cam Harper of Southern Cross Partners says there's lot of opportunity in P2P, but it’s a niche industry that will never really take on the banks and change the way lending works
Steven Dooley doesn't see much lingering impact on the NZD from the Government's housing moves. But he does see it turning and supported by global growth and rising commodity prices
29th Mar 21, 4:33pm
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Steven Dooley doesn't see much lingering impact on the NZD from the Government's housing moves. But he does see it turning and supported by global growth and rising commodity prices
Gary Hughes points out that those who 'merely' add restrictive clauses to a mundane commercial contract risk becoming accidental cartelists. The consequences can be severe
29th Mar 21, 10:41am
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Gary Hughes points out that those who 'merely' add restrictive clauses to a mundane commercial contract risk becoming accidental cartelists. The consequences can be severe
Anthony Grant points out that if you are paid to advise on trusts, you must make sure the initial settlor is aware of the meaning and effect of the Trusts Act 2019. The risks of consequences have risen
29th Mar 21, 10:26am
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Anthony Grant points out that if you are paid to advise on trusts, you must make sure the initial settlor is aware of the meaning and effect of the Trusts Act 2019. The risks of consequences have risen
In periods of economic contraction and low rates, gold has generated relatively attractive returns compared to stocks and bonds, and improved risk-adjusted returns for Australian investors says Ray Jia
Kent Harrington highlights recent studies warning of social and political unrest following the current COVID crisis
27th Mar 21, 9:40am
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Kent Harrington highlights recent studies warning of social and political unrest following the current COVID crisis
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The post-COVID world of investing is highlighting exciting alternative opportunities, as businesses pivot to profit from rapid change and new ways of working. The Syndex platform is where these opportunities live
27th Mar 21, 8:51am
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The post-COVID world of investing is highlighting exciting alternative opportunities, as businesses pivot to profit from rapid change and new ways of working. The Syndex platform is where these opportunities live
Nick Prince notes the British agriculture industry is confronting major policy changes and a sharp exposure to global markets. There will be opportunities for New Zealand but competition will be strong at a time when UK demand drivers are shifting quickly
Zhang Jun urges the country's leaders to raise the retirement age and loosen family-planning rules
It is time to consider options for addressing traffic congestion and air pollution, argues Professor Basil Sharp
Massey's world-first, machine-learning GDP predictor "GDPLive" got an intense lesson on how to handle the unexpected in 2020. Christoph Schumacher looks at how it has handled the challenges
High-protein animal feed based on insects has major potential, claims Rabobank. The next challenges are updating regulation, and building scale, so that the environmental benefits can be delivered
Trusts lawyer Tammy McLeod reviews the fishhooks trustees should know about as the new transparency provisions of the Trusts Act 2019 come into force
Angela Huyue Zhang explains the bureaucratic logic behind the curtailing of the fast-growing fintech conglomerate Ant Group's recent moves
14th Mar 21, 10:04am
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Angela Huyue Zhang explains the bureaucratic logic behind the curtailing of the fast-growing fintech conglomerate Ant Group's recent moves
Brendon Harre explores how housing can be restored to its central place in a move back to recovering our Egalitarian Dream
Eric Posner cautions that trageting market-dominant firms will require overcoming cultural as well as legal obstacles
13th Mar 21, 9:59am
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Eric Posner cautions that trageting market-dominant firms will require overcoming cultural as well as legal obstacles
Paola Subacchi applauds the US treasury secretary's leadership in supporting IMF action to help low-income countries