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Access Group and Sage shake up APAC leadership after acquisitions
The Access Group nabs Kerry Agiasotis while Sage promotes Arlene Wherrett.
Arlene Wherrett (Sage) Credit: Sage
Following the acquisition of Sage Group’s businesses in Australia and Asia by The Access Group, new Asia Pacific (APAC) heads have been appointed for the two vendors.
Following the completion of the acquisitions which were first announced in December 2020 and included Sage’s Australian HandiSoft accounting and MicrOpay and WageEasy compliant payroll solutions, as well as the EasyPay payroll solution in Singapore and UBS Accounting software in Malaysia Sage s former managing director of APAC and Australia, Kerry Agiasotis, has moved over to The Access Group.
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Macro Roundup (May 19)
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The dollar dipped on Tuesday for the fourth straight session, reaching its lowest level against a basket of currencies since late February on waning fears that inflation spikes could prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates sooner than anticipated.
SHANGHAI, May 19 (SMM) This is a roundup of global macroeconomic news last night and what is expected today.
The dollar dipped on Tuesday for the fourth straight session, reaching its lowest level against a basket of currencies since late February on waning fears that inflation spikes could prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates sooner than anticipated.
ASX to rise, Wall Street pares losses late, $A drops
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Australian shares are poised to edge higher as Wall Street pared earlier losses in half in the final hour of its day in yet another buy-the-dip rebound.
ASX futures were up 4 points or 0.1 per cent to 6932 near 7am AEST, reversing earlier modest losses. The currency fell 0.8 per cent. The yield on the US 10-year note was 3 basis points higher to 1.67 per cent near 4.59pm in New York.
Bitcoin was down 8.4 per cent to $US39,457.12 at 6.25am AEST on bitstamp.net in volatile trading. Tesla slid 2.5 per cent to $US563.46; it earlier fell as low as $US546.98.