UNSW FINSOC Presents: The Wolf of Wall Street
Back in lockdown?
Life not making cents right now?
The AFTERGLOW CRUISE has even lost its lights…
But don’t worry, FINSOC MOVIE NIGHT
is here
.
Back in lockdown?
Life not making cents right now?
The AFTERGLOW CRUISE has even lost its lights…
But don’t worry, FINSOC MOVIE NIGHT
is here
.
This is an online careers panel aimed to showcase the more obscure STEM careers within the finance industry.
Listen to real industry professionals as they share their experiences and career journey and obtain a vision of what it’s like to be in a STEM role at different companies.
Have you always been interested in learning more about financial modelling? Are you keen to apply your financial knowledge to real life cases and boost your employability? Well then this introduction to financial modelling workshop is for you!
Need a way to DODGE studying?
Want to make new friends at uni ?It’s time to strap on your shoes
and join FINSOC x DataSoc for our first ever…
DODGEBALL COMPETITION
Grab your mates and make a team now !!
– Technology stocks lead ASX to reach a record high of 7312.3 points – Bitcoin bounces back from its lowest price since May – Meat and food processing giant JBS Australia rights a $175m deal to purchase Rivalea Australia – Top performers of the market for this week are Materials and IT, followed by Energy and Health Care sectors – Australia’s AAA credit outlook from changes from negative to neutral, reflecting Australia’s strong economic recovery credited to massive fiscal and monetary stimulus.
• Australia’s economy’s exceeds expectations, at 0.8% larger than its previous peak pre-COVID. • The resources sector demonstrates immunity to economic challenges faced by other sectors, contributing to Australia’s trade surplus of more than $8b. • Bitcoin has taken a fall after Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s comments on Twitter suggesting he has “fallen out of love” with the world’s top cryptocurrency. • US e-commerce site Etsy has acquired popular peer-to-peer social shopping app Depop for A$2.1b.
The massive cargo ship that blocked the Suez Canal was freed from the shoreline after six days. However, the blockage has severely damaged the global trade and powerful economies around the world.
UNSW FINSOC publications have prepared an article that touches upon the major impacts caused by the blockage and its implications.