Laura Dew

Laura Dew is editor at Money Management. Prior to joining MM, she spent five years working at Investment Week in the UK, covering asset and wealth management.

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Financial planning

30 Jan

Is self-licensing right for your business?

There may be a trend for advisers opting to set up their own licence, but those contemplating the change have been warned it is not necessarily the right path for every a...

Financial planning

30 Jan

Netwealth sees boost as ‘elevated outflows’ moderate

Initiatives taken by Netwealth to stem outflows earlier in the year have helped the firm in the last quarter as December saw its highest inflows in 10 months....

Funds management

30 Jan

Perpetual reflects on $4.3bn outflows in ‘difficult quarter’

Perpetual saw $4.3 billion in outflows from its asset management division in the last quarter to 31 December, but market movement meant overall AUM increased....

People & Products

30 Jan

GBST appoints APAC head from SS&C

Wealth management and advice technology firm GBST has appointed a head of Asia Pacific, joining from SS&C Technologies. ...

Financial planning

25 Jan

Advice and super executives recognised in Australia Day honours

A director at the Financial Advice Association Australia and a former superannuation chief executive are among recipients of this year’s Australia Day honours. ...

Financial planning

25 Jan

Former Melbourne director faces prison for allegedly breaching 10-year ban

A former Melbourne wealth director could face imprisonment after allegedly running five companies despite being ordered by the Federal Court to not carry on a financial s...

Financial planning

25 Jan

Over 200 advisers depart Insignia, Mota’s successor still unconfirmed

Over 200 advisers left Insignia in the three months to 31 December with the largest decline seen in the self-employed division, while its new advice operating model is ex...

Financial planning

25 Jan

Allaying industry’s breach reporting fears

There needs to be a “mindset change” around breach reporting by licensees and advisers as, rather than be pleased, ASIC will more likely be suspicious if a firm has no br...