Money Management Portfolio Construction Guide 2024

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The economy is entering a new phase as markets call an end to monetary policy tightening campaigns. Inflation is well past its peak and is returning to the target range, albeit at a slower pace than originally anticipated. 

But despite interest rates steadying and inflationary pressures easing, the outlook remains uncertain. Markets are bracing for a downturn, but analysts are split over the extent of weakness in the global economy for the year ahead. Adding to this uncertainty is continued geopolitical instability with the eruption of tensions in the Middle East dampening market confidence.

This environment calls for a careful, thorough assessment of investment opportunities, backed by the latest data and expert analysis from leading wealth professionals. 

Money Management’s Portfolio Construction Guide 2024 aims to serve as a valuable resource for investors and financial advisers looking to built and preserve wealth in a rapidly evolving landscape. In partnership with some of Australia’s leading investment firms, the guide offers insight into the mechanics underpinning portfolio construction and unpacks the latest trends across three key asset classes. 

Specifically, the guide explores:

  • ETFs with Russell Investments
  • Private markets with Metrics Credit Partners
  • Retirement income with Challenger
  • The art and science of portfolio construction with Zenith Investment Partners

On behalf of Money Management and our partners, we hope this guide empowers you and your team to make the right investment decisions for your clients.

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The 10 geopolitical trends worth watching in a 'bumpy' 2024

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With two active wars and a busy global electoral cycle looking to shape the global economy in the next 12 months, Lazard has warned of a “bumpy ride” ahead.

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What is the industry forecasting for the RBA?

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Industry commentators have shared their thoughts on when the RBA will hike interest rates next, and whether Australia will follow other countries and embark on monetary easing this year.

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AFCA complaints surpass 100k in 2023

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AFCA’s chief ombudsman David Locke has stated the magnitude of complaints received by the body is growing at an “unsustainable rate” and urged companies to improve their internal resolution processes.

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How big is the first CSLR levy?

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The estimated sum for the initial Compensation Scheme of Last Resort levy has been calculated, with the regime expected to start receiving claims in April.

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FAAA kicks off 2024 with hire of marketing lead

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A former BT executive is set to head up the association’s marketing and communications team towards raising awareness around financial advice and the CFP designation.

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Cash weightings begin to fall after RBA pause

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Investors are entering 2024 with high weightings to cash but allocations are starting to fall in favour of equities as the RBA opts to hold rates.

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GQG enters new year with record FUM

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In its latest update, the global investment boutique has reported quarterly net inflows of US$1.8 billion, driving its funds under management as at the end of 2023 to record highs.

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Morningstar’s verdict on 2 Insignia acquisition bids

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With Insignia shares up 32 per cent in the past month and the firm enacting a five-year growth plan, Morningstar believes the two recent acquisition bids from private equity firms demonstrate the company is undervalued.

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Magellan reports H2 FUM figures

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Magellan has shared its average funds under management for the second half of 2023 as it reports a second month of rising assets thanks to improved institutional flows.

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