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Articles by Jo Scotney
Outlook 2025: volatility & opportunity
Businesses operating in today’s geopolitical environment face a volatile period in 2025. But volatility can bring opportunity. Those that consider risks and challenges systematically will be well placed to capitalise on the opportunities the shifting geopolitical landscape offers. That means more holistically assessing the drivers of new trade, economic and industrial policies as they emerge, as well as the defence and security factors which are going to feature in 2025.
Outlook 25: embracing uncertainty
The year 2025 is shaping up as a period of opportunity and adaptability, as businesses navigate evolving economic conditions and emerging growth trends. The challenging economic environment, including geopolitical tensions, is likely to continue in 2025 — creating an uncertain landscape for businesses. But uncertainty isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Supply chain disruption, the impact of the continued slowdown in China, tariffs, and inflation will all play a part in driving uncertainty.
Outlook 2025: through the noise
A handful of key geopolitical factors will dominate 2025, and while at first glance they may appear to be a mixed bag, if taken collectively, the path through the noise becomes CLEAR.
Still #1 for customers in Asia
ANZ has once again been recognised as a Best Bank in the region, after being named number one for overall relationship quality for the eighth consecutive year. As part of the Voice of Client - 2024 Asian Corporate Banking Study, Crisil Coalition Greenwich named ANZ as Best Bank - Corporate Banking in Asia. The bank has taken out the award – previously known as ‘Greenwich Quality Leader in Asian Large Corporate Banking’ – every year since 2017.
Outlook 25: depth of liquidity
The institutional property and health sectors in Australia ended 2024 with a high level of activity. At ANZ, we expect that to increase in 2025. The biggest driver of activity across the space is the depth of liquidity in the market, coming from both local and international investors, and deployed through both equity and private credit. This is driving increased competition and robust valuations across several segments.
Bringing compassion and ingenuity to families who need it most
Factors such as education disadvantages, employment opportunities and geographical barriers can exacerbate health disparities for rural Australians. These remarkable organisations are putting in the hard work to aid children and their families. For almost a century Royal Far West has been innovating to help children from rural and remote areas – supporting their developmental, mental and behavioural health to ensure they reach their full potential. This innovation is not slowing.
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