Offshoring vs onshoring vs automation: what actually lifts practice efficiency
Offshoring, onshoring and automation all promise relief, but each one only works with the right conditions in place. Here's how advisers can choose the lever that lifts practice efficiency without adding to financial adviser burnout.
The biggest growth lever in wealth management isn’t an investment
A beer at a Sydney conference, a stranger five doors from home. Akambo's Anthony Kapetanovic tells the Capital Conversations podcast how that chance encounter...
Good faith disclosure does not guarantee whistleblower protection
Whistleblower protection for financial advisers is not as automatic as many assume. Disclosing misconduct to a professional body carries no statutory cover,...
What a big bank teaches you about being a better adviser
Alex Thompson left a career in institutional banking to advise private clients at Viola Private Wealth, and found that the discipline forged in markets...
Why emerging markets demand a contrarian, selective mindset
Emerging markets remain one of the world's largest opportunity sets. So why are investors still overlooking them today?
When life changes, advice relationships matter most
White Rabbit Advisory's Nicola Beswick argues that knowing clients at a human level is not a soft skill. It is the most operationally important thing an...
AMP brings employer and adviser engagement under one leader
AMP has merged its employer, account management and adviser teams into one new unit, hiring Richard Millington from Rest to lead AMP Super corporate super as...
Apostle hires for US experience as its offshore partnerships deepens
Apostle Funds Management has hired Jeff Peters, former Platinum Asset Management chief, to lead its next phase. The appointment signals a broader shift in how...
The concentration risk hiding in plain sight
As SpaceX joins major US indices and OpenAI and Anthropic prepare to list, a structural shift in international equity is underway. Daniel Liptak of Datt...
Syndicated loans deserve a place in your fixed income allocation
With interest rates still elevated and income-hungry investors looking beyond term deposits and investment-grade bonds, syndicated loans are emerging as a...
Inside the fee-rebate model that funds Third Link's charitable giving
Third Link Growth Fund says it has donated $24.8 million to Australian charities since 2008, funded by a fee-rebate structure across its underlying managers...
Military precision, human judgement and AI at scale
How Dexter Koh is bringing the discipline of military planning to an integrated model of advice, education and continuous wealth intelligence.
Purchasing power is not CPI, and cash is not one currency
Advisers treat “purchasing power” as returns above CPI and “cash” as Australian dollars on deposit. Both shortcuts understate the risk retirees...
Inside the property sector where healthcare demand is doing the heavy lifting
As traditional office struggles for relevance, US medical office buildings offer advisers a cleaner story of income resilience, demographic growth and...
The wrong retention structure can cost you your best adviser, or your exit
Profit share rewards this year's performance. Phantom equity rewards the value an adviser helped build over years. Timeline decides which one fits. Pick wrong...
How to build an advice talent pipeline when the profession is shrinking
Australia's adviser workforce has nearly halved since the Hayne Royal Commission. Demand for advice has never been stronger. The firms that actively build...
Franklin Templeton's mid-year case for a broader bull market
Despite war, tariffs and surging energy prices, economies and markets have held up. Franklin Templeton's mid-year outlook argues unexpected resilience is...
Strong foundations, stronger case: Clearbridge on staying invested
Despite a historic two-month rally, the US equities outlook remains positive according to ClearBridge Investments. The message to investors is clear: stay in.
Active ETFs just got more interesting for Australian investors
The global asset manager expands its local active ETF suite to nine products, with a fixed income play and a global equity strategy now live on the ASX.
Core, satellite and sequencing risk | INSight #489 with Andrew Wielandt from DP Wealth Advisory
In a volatile environment, clients want predictable income more than excitement. Andrew Wielandt of DP Wealth Advisory, breaks down the core and satellite...
Value traps and income conviction with Andrew Hamilton from Antares Capital
Australian investors tend to underestimate the role dividends play in long-term returns. Antares Capital’s Andrew Hamilton has spent more than two...
The illusion of diversification with Alison Savas from Orbis Investments
Many investors believe exposure to several managers makes them diversified. Orbis Investments’ Alison Savas argues the reality is less comfortable. In...
Alternative allocations: The insiders community analyses the trade-offs in 2025
Bringing together our insiders community to share perspectives, debate strategies, and refine their approach to portfolio construction is always an...
Hedge fund outlook provides H2 investing hints
Eight macro themes are reshaping hedge fund strategy for H2 2026, with alpha replacing beta as the primary driver. From AI monetisation scrutiny to merger...
When your super becomes a national asset
Australia's superannuation pool has topped $4.5 trillion, and governments want a say in where it goes. When national priorities start competing with the duty...
CAR Group (ASX:CAR) share price on watch after 14% growth in FY26 result
The CAR Group Ltd (ASX:CAR) share price is under the spotlight today after the ASX tech share announced its FY26 result.