Fiji business briefs: Reserve Bank outlook, Fiji TV, childcare opportunity costs Fiji business briefs: Reserve Bank outlook, Fiji TV, childcare opportunity costs Feb 26, 2021
The Reserve Bank of Fiji Governor says Fiji could see a marginal economic recovery if borders open towards the end of the year. Ariff Ali says economic recovery will depend on fiscal support provided by the government in the 2021-22 national budget. “On a positive note, the RBF’s December Business Expectations Survey shows that overall business confidence has improved slightly from six months ago, possibly reflecting the successful containment of the virus locally, businesses adjusting to the new norm and concrete steps towards immunisation across the globe,” Ali says. He anticipates inflation will rise due to shortages as the result of Tropical Cyclone Ana and associated flooding. The full statement is available here.
Union Provides Collective Strength: Singh Research was needed to understand challenges faced by workers in the banking and financial sector said the newly elected national secretary of the union, Aunendra Singh at Kshatriya Hall in by shreya kumar
22 Feb 2021 09:46 Fiji Banks and Finance Sector Employees Union national secretary, Aunendra Singh (right) during their annual general meeting on February 20 at Kshatriya Hall, Suva. Photo: Fiji Banks and Finance Sector Employees Union.
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Research was needed to understand challenges faced by workers in the banking and financial sector said the newly elected n
Fiji briefs: ANZ, Kontiki, FijiLink, Lyndhurst, Port Denarau Marina Fiji briefs: ANZ, Kontiki, FijiLink, Lyndhurst, Port Denarau Marina Jan 21, 2021
After five years leading ANZ’s business in Fiji,
ANZ Fiji Country Head Saud Minam will leave ANZ on 30 April 2021. During his tenure at ANZ Fiji, Mr Minam oversaw the FJ$10m refurbishment of ANZ Fiji’s branch network, bringing it up to international standards, as well as advances in digital banking, including the introduction of the ANZ Pacific App to Fijian customers.
The Market Capitalisation of the
South Pacific Stock Exchange for the week ending January 22 slightly fell by 1.79% and concluded the week at $3.44 billion. This was mainly due to the negative share price movements recorded for Amalgamated Telecom Holdings Limited (ATH) and BSP Convertible Notes Limited (BCN).