JPMAM actively seeking strategic partnerships in wealth management
Strategic partnerships are the number one priority for JPMAM, according to its EMEA CEO, having already enacted two deals with large New Zealand and UK wealth management groups.
Strategic partnerships are the number one priority for JPMAM, according to its EMEA CEO, having already enacted two deals with large New Zealand and UK wealth management groups.
Those mid-sized licensees with 16–50 authorised representatives are experiencing a blind spot, according to compliance firm Assured Support, and ASIC could develop specific supervision models for licensees of this size.
ASIC has cancelled the AFSL of a Sydney asset and investment manager following a payment by the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort.
With the rise of alternatives, Praemium has found high-net-worth investors are turning to financial advisers for help weighing up the various options.
Bell Asset Management has appointed Andrew Stewart from Allianz Retire+ as its new head of retail sales to strengthen its adviser presence.
Financial advisers in private wealth management companies are one of the most in-demand roles for this recruitment firm, sparking broader conversations about how to retain such talent once it is secured.
Active ETFs have hit a “critical inflection point” with a particular growth observed in fixed income products, and JPMAM’s global head of ETFs expects the fixed income ETFs to reach US$6 trillion within the next five years.
Copia Investment Partners has appointed Mac Dinsmore as distribution manager, working with wholesale clients, just weeks after hiring a Victorian business development manager.
Bell Asset Management has appointed Andrew Stewart from Allianz Retire+ as its new head of retail sales to strengthen its adviser presence.
Global X ETFs has expanded its national presence by opening its first office in Western Australia, alongside announcing three new appointments.