Managed accounts have seen incredible growth in their use and popularity with financial advisers over the past 12 to 18 months, writes Steven Tang, and for good reason....
In a world where markets are ever-fluctuating and challenges abound, writes Jim Parker, investors should pay less attention to the media and maintain a disciplined invest...
Being able to access the right MyGov information for members is crucial if firms are going to meet the Retirement Income Covenant requirements, writes Fintan Thornton....
After a shock 350% performance fees spike in the second quarter, Janus Henderson has reported fees in the third quarter were less than $1 billion....
After years discussing the ins and outs of superannuation, Tim Wilson, has been thrown in the deep end with his new Parliamentary role, defending the Government’s controv...
Outsider gives his congratulations to asset manager GQG which floated on the Australian Securities Exchange last month with a market cap of $5.9 billion....
Improved trading conditions has seen Macquarie Group’s net profit to grow to $2,043 million in 1H22, representing a 107% growth on 1H21. ...
Outsider drew a sharp breath while monitoring the Australian Securities Exchange and noticed that IOOF had announced that it would rebrand....
The combined adviser losses at AMP and IOOF year-to-date is at 171 compared to 143 for all other licensees....
Five of the 13 funds that failed the performance test are in merger talks and the prudential regulator is looking at ways to simplify the merger process. ...
The corporate regulator is waiting to finalise its contract with the financial adviser exam facilitator before publishing information about exams to be held next year....
Australia’s net zero by 2050 commitment is merely “a ticket to the party” and its reliance on future technology is concerning as much of it is not yet commercially viable...
Significant ethical issues there. If a relationship is in the process of breaking down then both parties are likely to b...
It's not licensees not putting them on, it's small businesses (that are licensed) that cannot afford to put them on. The...
So we are now underwriting criminal scams?...