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Australia and the world have experienced intense fluctuations to economy in response to Covid-19, causing many businesses to pivot to meet the undulating demand cycles. These never-before-seen challenges have seen the property industry endure immense transformations to practice and work codes, leaving many to question “What is next?”.

Join Economic Indicators 2022 to hear from key industry specialists as they share their predictions and market analyses to help guide your practice for the year ahead.

Paul Bloxham, Chief Economist at HSBC for Australia, New Zealand and Global markets headlines the event again this year.  Last year, Paul highlighted the potential risk of Covid-19 mutations and how new strains of the virus could impact the economy – a scary hypotheses that came to fruition. Don’t miss the opportunity to hear Paul provide his worldly predications and sage insights for 2022.

For this event, Paul is joined by an elite speaking panel, Ross Israel, Head of Global Infrastructure at QIC, Josephine Sukkar AM from Buildcorp and Kevin Stanley, Head of Property Strategy and Research at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia as they discuss the trends and forecasts for our Australian economy, the effect and interaction with global financial markets and international economies and share guiding answers to our “new normal” business challenges.

This event was held on February 4, 2022

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165
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205
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165

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Presenters

Paul Bloxham, Chief Economist, Australia, New Zealand and Global Commodities, HSBC
Paul Bloxham is HSBC’s Chief Economist for Australia, New Zealand and Global Commodities and is a Managing Director. He is chief spokesperson for HSBC on forecasts and trends for the Australian and New Zealand economies and their interaction with global financial markets and international economies. Paul is also a key spokesperson on HSBC’s unique view on global commodity markets and works closely with HSBC’s global equities team. He is also a member of the Australian National University's Shadow Reserve Bank Board and is an Adjunct Professor at Curtin University. In 2017, Paul’s team won Focus Economics awards for best overall forecaster for each of Australia and New Zealand. Prior to joining HSBC in 2010, Paul Bloxham spent 12 years as an economist within the Reserve Bank of Australia's Economic Analysis Department. Paul holds a Master's degree in public financial policy from the London School of Economics.
Ross Israel, Head of Global Infrastructure, QIC
Ross co-founded QIC Global Infrastructure (‘GI’) in early 2006. Ross provides overall leadership to the team which currently manages 19 direct investments across 6 countries out of offices in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, New York and London. He has had oversight as a member of the QIC Global Infrastructure Investment Committee of all of the team’s investments. In addition to his infrastructure responsibilities, Ross is also a member of QIC’s Executive Committee Management. Ross has over 28 years of experience in the field of corporate finance and funds management with specialist skills in infrastructure, asset management, capital raisings and M&A. Prior to QIC, Ross was with AMP Capital from 2000 to 2005. He co-led the AMP team responsible for the creation of the Diversified Utility and Energy Trusts (DUET). After which he was seconded into the management joint venture between AMP Capital and Macquarie Bank established prior to DUET’s listing on the ASX in August 2004. He was DUET’s Chief Operating Officer until his departure to QIC. Prior to joining AMP Capital, Ross worked for ABN AMRO and BZW in their Australian Infrastructure Corporate Advisory and London M&A teams and with Ernst & Young in their Sydney Corporate Tax division. Ross is currently a director of Pacific Energy and Generate Capital, and an alternate director of CampusParc. Ross holds a Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Law from the University of Queensland.
Josephine Sukkar AM, Principal, Buildcorp
Josephine is a professional company director who works across a range of industries, including property, construction, finance, sport, the arts, medical research and social services. Josephine is Principal of Buildcorp, and serves on a number of private, public, government and not-for-profit boards, including The Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Company Limited, Growthpoint Properties Australia, Opera Australia, the Australian Museum, Property Council of Australia, Green Building Council of Australia, Centenary Institute of Medical Research and the Buildcorp Foundation. She is president of Australian Women’s Rugby and through Buildcorp has been a major sponsor of rugby in Australia for over 30 years. Josephine is a Fellow of the University of Sydney, and in 2017 she was recognised for her services to the community, the arts and sports in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list. In 2021, Josephine was appointed Chair of the Australian Sports Commission.
Kevin Stanley, Head of Property Strategy and Research at the Commonwealth Bank
Kevin has over 25 years’ experience researching, analysing and reporting on the commercial and residential property markets of Australia.  His role at the CBA is to give direction to commercial property lending across investment and development, as well as providing research support to complex transactions.  Kevin is a Fellow of the Australian Property Institute and twice awarded the API Excellence in Property Award for innovation and industry-leading research.
Amelia Hodge, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Property Institute
Amelia Hodge is the CEO of the Australian Property Institute. She has a senior executive career spanning some 25 years, with her depth of experience driving successful outcomes across a range of sectors, projects and industries. Her previous Chief Executive, senior executive and project roles have included Origin Energy, Powerlink Queensland, the Cross River Rail Delivery Authority, Qld Law Society and Coffey Commercial Advisory, following her legal career in the property sector.
Chris Whitehead, Chief Executive Officer, Financial Services Institute of Australasia
Chris was appointed FINSIA CEO in September 2016. He has been associated with the Australasian financial services industry for nearly 30 years. Previously, he was CEO of CUA, Australia's largest customer-owned financial institution, Regional Director, Bank of Scotland and CEO, BankWest Retail Bank. He has extensive experience as a non-executive director including in the payments, wealth management and insurance sectors. Commencing his career in IT, Chris maintains a keen interest in the ongoing impact of technology on financial services.

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Date

04/02/2022

Event type

Recorded

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2

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