In this episode of Relative Return, host James Mitchell chats to Nick Eatock, chief executive of Intelliflo. The pair discuss Intelliflo’s move into the Australian market...
Contrary to claims that finfluencers are a more accessible alternative to advisers, this licensed finfluencer believes she plays a complementary role towards easing inves...
In this episode of Relative Return, host James Mitchell chats to David George, chief executive of Magellan Financial Group, to discuss how he is hoping to grow the asset ...
While investors have moved past the idea of ESG as a kind of philanthropic activity, the uncertainty and volatility of markets this year could end up pitting ‘values’ ag...
Red tape has been suffocating financial advice for years. It’s time for regulators to turn their attention to the army of emotionless robots who will be joining the profe...
In this episode of Relative Return, host James Mitchell catches up with Hari Balkrishna, portfolio manager at T. Rowe Price, to discuss his journey from investment bankin...
In this episode of Relative Return, host James Mitchell catches up with Milford Asset Management’s Will Curtayne to find out why he believes property price growth will tr...
In this week’s episode of Relative Return, Mayflower Consulting’s CEO, Sarah Penn, chats with host James Mitchell about structural issues in the Australian superannuation...
With initial signs that inflation might have passed its peak in Australia, portfolio managers have shared how they are positioning themselves for an interesting transitio...
In this week’s episode, Infinity Asset Management’s chief investment officer, Piers Bolger, shares his insights on BHP, Westpac, Afterpay, managed accounts and the market...
As the industry awaits government action on Michelle Levy’s recommendations, one big question looms: Why are so few Australians getting financial advice?...
In this episode, Momentum Media’s managing editor of financial services, Phil Tarrant, sits down with senior journalist and host, James Mitchell, to discuss the vision of...
trustees are already requesting such confirmations when advisory fees (even via fixed term agreements) are deducted from...
CSLR should be broken down into 2 sub sectors, one for product manufacturers and one for financial advisers. Product ma...
We must stand up and show our opposition to both the ASIC Levy and CSLR as they both contribute to the high cost of advi...