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19 April, 2022 |
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Latest News |
Industry News | No new licensees established | The number of advisers has fallen by 29 from 17,173 to 17,144, according to Wealth Data, while no new licensees were established. |
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Industry News | HUB24 platform inflows grow 36% | HUB24 has seen net inflows on its platform in the March quarter of $2.6 billion as it hunts for a new chief executive for Class. |
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Sponsored Content | Accessing the “Sweet Spot” of Credit | Finding fixed income solutions with attractive current income and low duration risk has proved to be a struggle for many investors. At Ares we believe these challenges can be overcome by accessing the “sweet spot” of credit. |
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Money Management Original | The struggle to incorporate ESG into portfolios | The lack of industry standards is making it difficult for advisers to consider the responsible investment element of their clients’ portfolio, particularly outside of listed assets. |
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Sponsored Content | The Runway To Real Retirement Success | How guiding pre-retirees through a structured program covering career, health and finance can have a measurable impact on their retirement-readiness. |
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Money Management Original | How risk assets recover after rate hikes | Looking at the performance of risk assets following the 1970s ‘Great Inflation’ can soothe investors’ angst as inflation and interest rates begin to rise, according to J.P. Morgan Asset Management. |
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Industry News | Global growth optimism reaches record low: BoA | Asset allocators are more bearish than ever as the number who are optimistic about global growth falls to a record low in the 27-year history of Bank of America’s survey. |
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Editorial |
Money Management Original | Dealing with key-man risk | Asset managers are coming to terms with key-man risk as advisers and investors question the succession plans for their teams. |
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InFocus |
Money Management Original | Why did so many advisers fail The February exam? | Liam Cormican explores what factors might have driven a higher proportion of people to fail the Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s first financial adviser exam in February. |
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