Marnie Baker: Take advantage of low rates
There has never been a better time for governments to borrow for infrastructure projects, says Bendigo Bank’s Marnie Baker.
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David Attenborough: Personalise and scale up
Staying ahead of the competition by investing in customer experience is high on the Tabcorp agenda, says David Attenborough.
Mark Allison: Drought made for tough 2019
This has clearly been a difficult year on the east coast, says Elders’ Mark Allison
Peter Allen: Low rates boost yield hunt
Scentre boss Peter Allen says the mall business benefits from low-interest rates because its investors are looking for yield.
Tech push to spark productivity
Companies love technology driven productivity improvements, but would welcome more incentives.
Rob Adams: Rates are key retirement challenge
Solving the low rates challenge is big issue for managers of retirement savings, says Perpetual’s Rob Adams.
Paul Scurrah: Use policy to boost employment
Economic focus should be on boosting employment and investing in people and projects, says Virgin’s Paul Scurrah.
Ahmed Fahour: Lower rates a positive
Lower rates are helping cut Latitude Financial’s funding costs, says CEO Ahmed Fahour.
Matt Comyn: CBA’s fortune tied to economy
Commonwealth Bank CEO Matt Comyn says stimulating wages growth should be one of the priorities for the year ahead.
Brad Banducci: Mental health a priority
Mental health is as important as physical safety at work, says Woolworths CEO Brad Banducci.
Alan Joyce: Tax, climate and IR top agenda
Qantas chief Alan Joyce says company tax, climate change and industrial relations are the big issues faced by business in 2020.
Shayne Elliott: Things are good, but growth is slow
ANZ’s Shayne Elliott says economic growth is now slower that what people are used to and rate cuts will take longer to work.
Steven Cain: Bring trading hours up to date
Restrictive trading hours in some markets are a brake on growth, says Coles’ Steven Cain.
Andy Penn: Investment should focus on productivity
Legacy regulation needs to be scaled back over time to boost the telecoms sector, says Telstra boss Andy Penn.
Inaki Berroeta: Make competition clearer
Australia seems to have an ambiguous position on incumbent firms and competition, says Vodafone boss Inaki Berroeta.
Michael Miller: Take a long view of the economy
News Corp Australia’s Michael Miller says the economy is in need of some long-term planning.
Richard White: Steer economy towards tech
Planning long term for a tech and knowledge worker economy is a top priority, says the WiseTech boss.
Alison Watkins: Company tax more effective than rates
A company tax cut would be better for the economy than another RBA rate cut, says CCA’s Alison Watkins.
Marc Luet: Low interest will impact growth
Low interest rates will impact the ability of businesses to find healthy growth yields, says Citibank CEO Marc Luet.
Mark Hooper: Low rates make investment possible
Low rates make it easier to invest, but policy needs to be stable to bring confidence, says Sigma’s Mark Hooper.
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