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It is “highly likely” that global advisory group Brite Advisors misappropriated client funds for its own purposes, the Federal Court has heard, as receivers examine the v...
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Noting suspicious ‘investment opportunities’ offered by the Hong Kong-based asset manager, the corporate regulator has raised concerns for local consumers invested in the...
Financial planning
High net worth individuals looking to leave Hong Kong due to political tensions could bring long-term economic benefits to Australia....
Funds management
Global markets are entering a ‘late cycle’ phase, as demonstrated by interest rate cuts, according to RARE Infrastructure....
Financial planning
Political disruption in Hong Kong is causing individuals to consider relocating to Thailand as the government creates business-friendly initiatives. ...
Financial planning
A sharp slowdown in the Chinese economy caused by the US/China trade war would be detrimental for the Australian housing market, according to a report by Fitch. ...
Funds management
La Trobe Financial has announced plans to broaden its Asian footprint by opening an office in Hong Kong....
Funds management
Global index provider, FTSE Russell, will launch a new index representing the 50 largest companies listed of the Chinese and Hong Kong stock exchanges....
Funds management
Sydney-based boutique funds management firm, SWU Group, has been named the Hong Kong Success Story of the year....
Funds management
Improving economic conditions in Europe are not convincing wealthy investors from Hong Kong to boost their allocations to the continent....
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How much did IRESS pay Deloitte for this analysis? Not sure they are the arbiter of intelligent forecasting in this spac...
Article makes no comment that the advisers leaving industry are older and have many years of work an life experience w...
This article appears to overlook the fact that there must be a fairly large group of advisers who missed out on the expe...