Archive for February 2023
CFO Roles are in Demand
As inflation and higher interest rates signal the end of easy money, companies are ensuring they have the right CFO in the role to help them adeptly manage through this. Post COVID-19, a once robust CFO job market distinguished by high demand for a limited supply of seasoned CFO candidates and rising hires of aspiring…
Read MoreAustralian Real Estate and the Build-to-Rent Investment Market
The Australian real estate market is undergoing a massive shift as investors look to capitalize on the build-to-rent asset class. Build-to-rent investment has become increasingly popular in recent years, driven by the need to bridge inflation costs and provide more affordable housing options for Australians. Earlier this month, Kathleen McCarthy from Blackstone visited Australia to…
Read MoreSydney beats Tokyo to become the priciest Asian city for office fitouts
Sydney beats Tokyo to become the priciest Asian city for office fitouts According to the Financial Review, Sydney has now overtaken Tokyo to become the most expensive city in Asia to fit out an office. A combination of skilled worker shortages, material price increases and supply chain disruption are driving inflation in the construction industry…
Read MoreThe Evolving Landscape of Carbon
What people are talking about Australian review finds no problem with carbon offset program – After a 6-month review of Australia’s emissions abatement projects, no issues were found. China’s measures to fix the energy sector’s emissions data will improve the credibility of the carbon trading market – Guidelines will be implemented to ensure clear and…
Read MoreChina Reopens and Talent
What people are talking about A research report by Hindenburg Research has led to accusations against Gautam Adani and his empire causing a USD 50bn selloff, internal panic, and rebuffs from the group. The wider commodity world and particularly those with links to India is closely watching as this evolves. McKinsey has released a report…
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