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On Tuesday 8 May 2012, the Commonwealth Treasurer, the Honourable Wayne Swan MP, delivered the Australian Federal Budget 2012-13. KPMG has prepared a brief offering our key insights and analysis on the Budget's major implications for Australian business.
The major Australian banks (the majors) are reassessing their business models in response to the structural changes taking place in the global and local financial services landscape. These changes are driven by a combination of forces including regulation, deleveraging by households and businesses, wholesale funding market volatility and developments in technology. The majors have posted a healthy profit for the 2011-2012 half year but lack of growth will be a focus for investors.
In the first quarter of 2012, the Australian syndicated debt market has dropped in both volume and number of deals as compared to Q4 2011. This has been the general trend across other markets with a decrease in volume globally of 29 percent. Corporate loan volumes decreased materially as borrowers appear to be taking a more cautious 'wait and see approach' and banks' willingness to lend shrinks.
2012 BRW Client Choice Awards
KPMG has been awarded Audit Firm of the Year at the CFO DealBook Awards for 2011.
Review and Outlook FY11
We look retrospectively at FY11 and celebrate our successes in our latest annual review.
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