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Australia on top

The recently relased Mid-year Economic and Fiscal outlook has confirmed the Australian Federal budget in May was too pessimistic. Unemployment is now going to peak at 6.75% this year, according to the Government's official forecasts, which some pundits believe is too pessimistic.

 The budget deficit for this years is expected to be broadly unchanged from the May estimate ($57.6 billion, or 4.7% of GDP, versus $57.7 billion in May), but the deficit is now expected to decline rapidly to $15.9 billion, or 1.1% of GDP, by 2012-13.

By comparison, the average deficit of the the G7 countries is forecast to be 9% of GDP this year and 5.6% in 2012-13. Net Government debt is currently 3.7% of GDP in Australia compared to 78% amoung the G7 countries, rising to 90% in 2012.

Australia faces good growth prospects, rising hiring intentions surveys, a huge amount of capital expenditure in the pipeline to meet demand expectations from China, and falling inflation.

'Our Banks are amongst the strongest in the World and T+O+M is already seeing active recruitment by those whose short term employment policy was to cap hiring. The future indeed looks bright for those interested in a banking career in Australia' stated T+O+M Partner Grant Movsowitz. 'Give me a call if you're interested in working in the Financial Services Industry in Australia or Asia'.

Grant is contactable on +61 410 605 020 or by e-mail at grant.movsowitz@tom.net.au

 

 

 
T+O+M launches in Melbourne
Following on from six highly successful years in Sydney delivering executive search mandates for Financial Institutions, T+O+M’s Partners Ben Tallentire, Richard O’Flynn and Grant Movsowitz have announced the opening of an office in Melbourne, Victoria.
T+O+M Singapore expands
Two new staff have been added to help the rapidly expanding office. Partner Ben Tallentire said targets for the first operating year were met and that the growth in the Singaporean middle and back office markets would continue because of a range of Investment Banks making Singapore their regional hub.
Australian banks lending responsibily throughout GFC
The Australian banks have emerged from the GFC as beacons of responsible lending at a time when European and US banks pulled back to focus on their home markets.
Asian office begins with a bang!
T+O+M's Singapore office opened its trading with two above-target months in October and November and featured placements in major international banks.
Australia on top
The recently relased Mid-year Economic and Fiscal outlook has confirmed the Australian Federal budget in May was too pessimistic.
Australian job figures for August
Employment fell by 27,000 in the month and comes after a 34,000 rise in July, reflecting volatility in these numbers which show little underlining trends. The unemployment rate has held steady at around 5% for the past six months.
Upside Surprises
The global recovery is looking decidedly V shaped. The initial phase of the recovery is being driven by an inventory rebuild, but the evidence for a pick-up in final demand is mounting: just look at global car sales and the turn in the US housing cycle now starting to get underway.
T+O+M opens office in Singapore
Announcing the opening of their Singapore office, the Partners of T+O+M foreshadow the emergence of the successful Australian Financial Services Recruitment Company to a broader role in the Asian region.
T+O+M Partner returns from Asia.
Ben Tallentire returned from a visit to Singapore last week having spent time assessing the impact of the financial crisis in the Republic.
Future brighter for Aussie Banks.
The reporting season is now well underway and of the twenty eight major companies reported, ten of them have exceeded expectations – the largest surprise came from CBA – Commonwealth Bank of Australia – which predicted a first half profit for ’09 of aud $2billion
T+O+M bullish about the future.
T+O+M see early signs of a Financial sector recruitment stirring. Arguably, more closely linked to Aussie banks than most other recruiters, T+O+M sees early signs of recruitment activity.
The new reality
In an unsure world, Australia is making impressive economic moves to help lessen the impact of a global recession...