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Peter M Salmon
I am a senior executive and consultant with an extensive business management, professional services development and delivery background.
I combine this with significant organisational change, business assessment, and resource management experience.
My experience is augmented by my having worked in a number of countries and a varied range of business sectors.
This blog reflects my business focus and topics I am interested in, such as governance, new media and the use of IT.
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BERNARD HICKEY- Insurance: Competition coming for Lloyd’s January 8, 2010By John Grant After a failed attempt in the 80’s the US is going to have a second crack at setting up an international specialist insurance market based out of New York. Lloyd’s of London started operations in the seventeenth century as a means of pooling risks around shipments of goods to international ports. By 2009, it had [...]johngrant
- Dairy export prices fall back around 6% after strong rise in 2009 January 7, 2010Prices of dairy exports from Oceania have corrected downward in recent weeks by around 6% following sharp rises over the second half of 2009 that took them back to levels last seen in 2008. The correction comes as Fonterra, the world’s largest dairy exporter, announced a 7.1% fall in the price of whole milk powder sold [...]Alex Tarrant
- Opinion: NZ$ shoots over 74 USc on Aussie retail sales, but drifts lower on hawkish Fed rate talk January 7, 2010By Danica Hampton After climbing above 0.7400 yesterday afternoon, NZD/USD dribbled lower last night. Yesterday’s Australian data was surprisingly strong. Retail sales climbed 1.4%m/m in November. Not only was this well above the 0.3% forecast, but it was also the largest monthly rise seen since March. Australia’s trade deficit also narrowed to A$1.7b, a tou […]bnzEconomists
- Summer chart series: How a land tax would hit the rich hardest January 7, 2010Bernard Hickey picks out 10 charts from 2009 in a series of videos to play over the Summer break. In this video he looks at how much disposable incomes would fall in the various tax brackets if either a 0.5% land tax or 1% land tax was imposed. This chart was prepared for the Tax [...]Bernard Hickey
- Summer chart series: Why NZ$10 billion of income is now sheltered in trusts January 7, 2010Bernard Hickey picks out 10 charts from 2009 in a series of videos to play over the Summer break. In this video he looks at the increased sheltering of income in family trusts after the introduction of the 39% income tax rate in 2000. This chart was prepared for the Tax Working Group by the Inland [...]Bernard Hickey
- Insurance: Competition coming for Lloyd’s January 8, 2010
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