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Articles by Sanjeev Bajaj
Asia, Aus trade: finding a better way | ANZ BlueNotes
Australian investors had a little-appreciated coming-out party just over a year ago when they decided for the first time to put more of their money into South East Asia than New Zealand.
India, Aus trade can improve | ANZ BlueNotes
In the Australia-India trading partnership much that glitters is fool’s gold. While Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull did his best on his recent visit to the subcontinent to burnish economic ties, the reality is Australia’s business relationship with India is disappointing. This is notwithstanding current focus on proposals for the giant Adani coal mine in Queensland’s Galilee Basin as a yardstick by which to measure the development of a business partnership.
The many reasons you should clean up your desk at work | ANZ BlueNotes
We know at BlueNotes – courtesy of our most-read story –the tie or no tie with business suit debate is a hostile one. But we've found another: desk management. Our publisher, Paul Edwards, was so stunned by the state of the desk of our managing editor, Andrew Cornell, he tweeted a pic of it. It sparked such a blizzard of polarisation we commissioned our management correspondent and author of the tie-atribe, Leo D'Angelo Fisher, to investigate.
Professional Tennis: lots of footwork, not a lot of winners | ANZ BlueNotes
"Qantas?" asked the friendly custodian of our very humble pensione hotel in Valencia, Spain. "Thank you but no, I flew Air India" I stammered in the tortuous English so often used by Aussies in Europe. Actually, I may as well have been speaking gibberish after that Air India flight, as my recollection is that it had nine stops on the way from Melbourne: Sydney, Perth (still in Australia!), Madras, Bombay, Bahrain, Athens, Rome, Madrid and, finally, Valencia.
Trump, the TPP and the end of multilateralism | ANZ BlueNotes
If Australian policymakers had any doubt a Donald Trump presidency in the US would represent a disruption to business-as-usual in the White House that will have been dispelled by one of his first executive acts. This was to rescind his predecessor’s efforts to put flesh on the bones of a ‘pivot’ to the Asia-Pacific via a broad-reaching trade agreement known as the Trans Pacific Partnership.
When banks lose the will to live | ANZ BlueNotes
Death is difficult to talk about. Even the quality media, which have long prided themselves on clarity and simple language, now regularly refer to “passing” rather than dying. There’re more euphemisms for dropping off the twig today than even Monty Python could cope with. So too in banking. No one wants to talk about banks dying, euphemisms abound.
Long live the messy desk? | ANZ BlueNotes
We know at BlueNotes – courtesy of our most-read story –the tie or no tie with business suit debate is a hostile one. But we've found another: desk management. Our publisher, Paul Edwards, was so stunned by the state of the desk of our managing editor, Andrew Cornell, he tweeted a pic of it. It sparked such a blizzard of polarisation we commissioned our management correspondent and author of the tie-atribe, Leo D'Angelo Fisher, to investigate.
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