Jeremy Cooper, who led a government review into superannuation, has been appointed as a non-executive director at Bennelong Funds Management.
The Federal Court has made one of its first decisions on the application of financial services law regarding crypto assets for fintech company Block Earner.
With shares down 51 per cent over the last five years and the firm losing its spot as Australia’s largest licensee, Scott Hartley will have a turnaround job ahead of him as chief executive of Insignia.
ETFs are becoming increasingly attractive to advisers for their younger clients, according to AUSIEX, as way to provide them with diversification and a balanced portfolio.
Smaller licensees should be aware that they are just as much on ASIC’s radar as their larger counterparts as increased data and technology means the regulator has greater transparency than ever, according to a compliance expert.
Wealth Data’s Colin Williams expects financial advice licensees recommencing to be a common trend throughout this year, as nine licensees have restarted over the past four weeks.
JP Morgan Asset Management has launched a new digital portal in Australia based on adviser feedback, enabling them to compare portfolio performance and access investment insights.
Sequoia is seeking $3.5 million in damages from Tim McGowen, following the acquisition of Informed Investor in April 2022.
There remains a “strong appetite” for solo operators in the financial advice space, according to the latest Adviser Ratings’ Musical Chairs Report, making up over half of applications last quarter.
In this episode of Relative Return, Maja Garaca Djurdjevic speaks with Andrew Peros, small-cap portfolio manager at Ausbil, about why the market environment indicates the “perfect time” to go into small caps.
