Rate cuts will require discipline: Ampol CEO
Matt Halliday calls for economic discipline, to enable the forecast interest rate cuts that will assist in stimulating the economy.
Matt Halliday calls for economic discipline, to enable the forecast interest rate cuts that will assist in stimulating the economy.
Adam Watson is focused on doing everything he can to keep energy costs low, amid an uncertain environment.
Outgoing banking boss Shayne Elliott says we may have passed the worst but risks remain in the outlook.
Investment banking boss Anthony Sweetman says despite cash rates holding high, confidence is coming back around dealmaking.
Anthony Miller warns cost pressures are still simmering through the economy and could change the timing for rate cuts.
Andrew Cartledge says the nation needs to double down on education to train more specialist tech staff.
Cynthia Scott says the payments company is built around tech, guardrails will be needed for AI.
Super fund boss Paul Schroder says there’s an urgent need to tackle the housing shortage and cost of living pressures.
The exchange boss Helen Lofthouse says simplification will be the key to unlocking productivity.
Rob Scott says any sustained improvement in economic conditions will require a moderation of government spending and policy changes that address supply side constraints.
Insurance boss Nick Hawkins says there is plenty of potential ahead in making Australia’s tax system fit for a modern economy.
The infrastructure giant’s joint Australian bosses Kate West and Kerryn Coker says green energy remains a big opportunity for the economy.
Andrew Harding says rail infrastructure is critical to keep the economy moving when disaster hits. That’s why we need to put it back on the priority list.
The property major’s boss David Harrison says state governments also have a big role to play in solving the housing crisis.
Damien Nicks of the nation’s biggest power generator says its critical to provide secure, affordable energy while funding the renewables rollout.
Ben Pfisterer who heads up payments platform says now is the time to double down and invest.
The nation’s biggest poll of business leaders comes with a pointed warning for both sides of politics heading into an election year.
Westpac’s chief audit executive has flagged his plan to exit the key role, just as the bank ramps up a key technology project and defends a Federal Court case brought by a senior staff member.
ANZ has shunned two leading internal leadership candidates amid its lingering scandal, with the big four bank appointing outside candidate and Portuguese banker Nuno Matos to the top job.
ANZ has a history of its ambitions being bigger than its balance sheet. The arrival of a big name global banker adds to these worries.
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