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Summary

Brought to you by the CPA NSW Corporate Sector Committee. 

Chair: Stuart Scott - CPA.

Deputy Chair: Rosalie Adriano - FCPA. 

Presenter: Peter Munckton - Chief Economist, Bank of Queensland.

 

Presentation Summary:

Join our subject matter expert, Peter Munckton, Chief Economist with Bank of Queensland who will explain how the economy is responding and adjusting in the current climate. 

This webinar will share the latest macro-economic trends that are impacting your business and personal spending and what to expect in the coming year.

It is an essential time for business professionals to stay informed of fiscal policy measures and gain an insight and appreciation of the economic reality that they will experience for the foreseeable future. 

This presentation is brought to you by the NSW Corporate Sector Committee who are passionate about delivering relevant and informative content to our members. 

There will be an opportunity to participate in discussion, including an interactive Q & A session.

 

Event Agenda: 

12:00pm – 1:00pm: Presentation begins. 

1:00pm – 1:30pm: Interactive Q&A. 

1:30pm: Webinar ends

 

Learning Outcomes:

  • Gain knowledge of current statistics and how the changing economy will alter previously predicted outcomes.
  • Discover strategically realigning business plans to meet unpredicted changes meaningfully to these initiatives.

Speaker

Take a look at our speaker scheduled for this event.

Peter Munckton

Peter has been the Chief Economist at the Bank of Queensland for over ten years. He has previously worked at the Federal Treasury in Canberra, as well as in senior economics roles at Bankers Trust and the CBA. At CBA he also held a senior role in Group Strategy. He has co-authored reports on the Australian and Chinese financial systems that gained significant domestic and international media attention.

Peter’s ambition as a child was to play cricket for Australia. But a serious of unfortunate injuries and a complete lack of talent meant he ended up as an economist.

Fees

Below is all of the pricing information for the event. 

AUD pricing is inclusive of GST. 

Member fee: Complimentary

Non-Member fee: $15.00 AUD