The asset managers winning the active wars
Two Australian active fund managers have been singled out by Morningstar for their ability to achieve consistent performance and share price growth in the past 12 months.
Two Australian active fund managers have been singled out by Morningstar for their ability to achieve consistent performance and share price growth in the past 12 months.
Pinnacle Investment Management has expanded its private market coverage, forging a strategic partnership with a private markets manager via a 13 per cent stake acquisition.
Insignia Financial has reported $1 billion in inflows in the latest quarter, as well as popularity from advisers for its MLC managed accounts.
Active fund managers without a strong distribution platform will be “left behind”, believes Magellan, as it pivots its business away from being a traditional asset manager.
The number of active advisers on the HUB24 platform has risen to more than 5,200, helping it see quarterly inflows of $5.2 billion.
Ethical investment manager Australian Ethical has announced the appointment of Anthony Lane as chief operating officer.
A fourth private credit fund has received interim stop orders from ASIC following the regulator’s surveillance review.
ASIC has banned a Melbourne-based financial adviser for eight years over false and misleading statements regarding clients’ superannuation investments.
Increasing traction among high-net-worth advisers and a stabilisation in adviser exits have helped Praemium report quarterly net inflows of $667 million in the third quarter of 2025.
CFS has formed a strategic partnership with the University of Sydney to support the responsible development of AI solutions in the wealth management sector.