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Learning a new way – the changing education sector brings opportunities and risks

The high Australian dollar, reduction in discretionary spending and new technologies are just a few of the factors shaping the new education landscape - providing both risk and opportunities for those who can capitalise on them. In our webcast, PwC Partners, Michael Fung and David Sacks discuss the key issues.



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Aged care white paper Aged care white paper
How will changes to funding models impact the aged care industry?
While some of the specifics around the carbon pricing mechanism have been finalised, what's certain is the 11 month window of opportunity for lenders wanting to support and help maximise the options for business clients.How will changes to funding models impact the aged care industry?
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Carbon Checklist for lenders
How can lenders open the window of opportunity today?
While some of the specifics around the carbon pricing mechanism have been finalised, what's certain is the 11 month window of opportunity for lenders wanting to support and help maximise the options for business clients.
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Australian wine sector What does this mean for lenders? Wine sector snapshot
How can our wine sector grow through becoming less fruitful?
An oversupply of grapes domestically, the strength of the Australian dollar, competition from new world low-cost wine producers, retail consolidation and unsustainable bulk wine selling prices is proving a tough challenge for Australian grape growers and wine producers.
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The retail sector is changing
The retail sector is evolving. How can lenders support clients while managing risk?
Economic conditions locally and globally, declining sales, the rise of on-line and increasing financial pressure is reshaping retailers attitudes about how they do business if they want to remain competitive and keep the doors open.
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How is the growing level of ATO debt impacting lenders?
How is the growing level of ATO debt impacting lenders?
As the tax debt of small to medium sized enterprise continues to grow and becomes an increasingly hot political issue, the ATO are working to reduce tax arrears and there are implications both for bankers and for those companies who are struggling to pay.