Jacobsen to depart following Count-Diverger merger
Diverger managing director, Nathan Jacobsen, is expected to depart once the firm merges with Count next month.
Diverger managing director, Nathan Jacobsen, is expected to depart once the firm merges with Count next month.
HUB24’s underlying NPAT was $30.4 million in the first half of FY24, while the firm is expecting net inflows to double in the second half to reach a full-year record of $16 billion.
Bravura is seeking to be a market leader in digital advice as it focuses on rebuilding the business after a period of turbulence, with chief executive Andrew Russell admitting it is “not out the woods yet”.
Janus Henderson has made two new appointments, including a newly created role, to boost its presence with financial advisers and intermediaries in Australia and New Zealand.
Jason Nyilas, who has more than 35 years of experience across financial services, has been appointed executive adviser at both moneyGPS and HeirWealth.
Sarah Abood, chief executive of the FAAA, believes 2024 will be the year that meaningful regulatory changes are clarified and delivered by regulators to the financial advice industry.
In this latest Meet the Manager profile, Money Management speaks with Wilson Asset Management portfolio manager Matthew Haupt about Australian equities, the US presidential election, and the outlook for India.
Zenith Investment Partners has highlighted the importance of a diversified investment approach to holding artificial intelligence stocks, rather than relying on a concentrated number of players.
“Unacceptable circumstances”, a lack of shareholder support and Chinese regulatory delays are among reasons for problems with M&A deals in the fund management industry recently.
Australian consumers say they are more likely to seek retirement advice from a financial adviser or their super fund, the FSC reveals, demonstrating a distrust of government retirement support.