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RBA board faces overhaul - Vimarsana News

RBA board faces overhaul

The RBA board may need a shake up to introduce more economists and fewer business people to set interest rates, an independent review of the central bank has suggested.

Source: afr.com
Greatland Gold appoints mining leaders to the Board of Directors - Vimarsana News

Greatland Gold appoints mining leaders to the Board of Directors

Three of Australia’s most highly credentialled mining industry leaders have agreed to join the company’s board.

Source: mining.com
Skills shortage: A resurging training sector could reap $11.7 billion funding agreement - Vimarsana News

Skills shortage: A resurging training sector could reap $11.7 billion funding agreement

For years, the vocational education and training sector has been underfunded and under-loved and seen as the poor cousin of universities. That’s about to change.

Source: afr.com
Former Reserve Bank of Australia research manager Peter Tulip says board lacks economic expertise - Vimarsana News

Former Reserve Bank of Australia research manager Peter Tulip says board lacks economic expertise

Peter Tulip, who was the Reserve Bank's senior research manager, said the board, with business leaders, lacked the gravitas to challenge Governor Philip Lowe on flawed decisions.

Meet the multi-millionaire execs on Reserve Bank board who decide Australia's interest rates - Vimarsana News

Meet the multi-millionaire execs on Reserve Bank board who decide Australia's interest rates

Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe who earns $1,076,029 is far from the only millionaire making interest rate decisions. The RBA board includes a chief executive who was paid $2,178,652 a year.