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  19 January, 2022
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Money Management Original
Talent development critical to business worth
Advice practices which can show they are able to scale up their business via the introduction of new talent are going to be the most valuable firms going forward.
Money Management Original
Compelling opportunities for dividends in Asian equities
In a market that is likely to be characterised by high volatility, investors would do well to invest in Asian dividend equities that have room for growth, according to Maple-Brown Abbott.
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Disruptions Redefine Risk and Opportunity in 2022
We examine 3 major themes in our Global Outlook: the role of innovation & technology in equity markets, the duality of real estate markets in the US and China, and the global search for yield.
Industry News
BlackRock not ‘woke’ but capitalists
BlackRock’s focus on sustainability is not because the fund manager is an environmentalist but because of its fiduciary duties to its clients, according to its chief executive, Larry Fink.
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Fund managers selling tech and buying banks in Jan
Fund managers piled into cyclical assets at the start of the year, eyeing strong global growth as the pandemic recedes, Bank of America finds.
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ESG Investing - Where to for Australia?
ESG investing continues to be an area of growth and focus for asset managers, financial advisers, and investors, alike. What does this mean for Australia’s investment sector?
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Statewide Super given $4m penalty
The superannuation fund is the first licensee to have a civil penalty imposed for failing to report breaches to the corporate regulator since its new penalty powers were introduced in 2019.
Industry News
Banks continue to fund fossil fuel projects
Despite committing to net zero by 2050, NAB, ANZ, and Westpac have lent to a fund manager that purchased a 49% stake in a 1.6 billion tonne carbon bomb project, according to Market Forces.
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Features
Money Management Original
A case of déjà vu
There was no let-up in compliance and regulatory changes for financial advisers in 2021, writes Laura Dew, as they rushed to meet the FASEA deadline by the end of the year.
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