High complaints volume ‘new normal’ for AFCA

AFCA has already received almost 70,000 complaints since the start of the financial year, and chief executive David Locke has warned this sustained high growth shows the industry is in a “new normal”.

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The downsides of the $4.9tn intergenerational wealth ‘tsunami’

Two reports have highlighted potential problems around the $4.9 trillion intergenerational wealth “tsunami”, particularly for women who are most likely to be a beneficiary.

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Platypus AM appoints new CEO

Equity fund manager Platypus Asset Management, which is owned by Australian Unity, has appointed a new chief executive.

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HNW female investors defying ‘risk-averse’ stereotypes

While previous data often portrays female investors as more risk-averse and unconfident compared to male counterparts, JBWere research shows high-net-worth women have similar risk profiles to men.

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Perpetual appoints Charles River for Australian asset management business

Perpetual has appointed Charles River Development – part of State Street – to manage the front office operations of its Australian asset management business.

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Allianz Retire+ makes wealth management appointment

Allianz Retire+ has appointed Brendon Rodda from PIMCO as chief distribution officer for wealth management.

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Former economics committee chair Wilson plots political return

Former chair of the House of Representatives’ Standing Economics Committee, Tim Wilson, is planning a return to politics after losing his seat in the 2022 federal election.

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Reflecting on ‘whirlwind’ first year of running an advice firm

One year after launching their own financial advice businesses, two advisers share their reflections with Money Management including the challenge of balancing steady growth as a smaller practice.

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Strategic review prompts multi-asset reshuffle at Perpetual

Following a review of Perpetual Group’s multi-asset capabilities, the asset manager has decided to combi

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Do diversified portfolios still pay off for clients?

It is becoming harder for financial advisers to build investment portfolios as Morningstar finds broad portfolio diversification has failed to add value in recent years compared to a vanilla portfolio of equities and bonds.

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