Christopher Joye Managing Director, Rismark Australia (at time of writing) Christopher Joye is managing director of Rismark International, a quantitative research, investment and intellectual property development firm. He led the 2002- 2003 Prime Minister's Ownership Task Force and was the lead author of its main report. In 2007, the Bulletin Magazine selected Christopher as one of Australia's "10 Smartest CEOs" while BRW included Christopher in its list of "Australia's Top 10 Innovators".
CHRISTOPHER JOYE , JOSHUA GANS | THURSDAY, 1 JAN 2009 The Commonwealth Government's move to establish a government-owned enterprise - which we have termed 'AussieMac' - to provide a minimum level of back-stop stability to the residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) market in Australia ... Read more PAGE: 1 |
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