Morgans Financial's seven-year commitment to rural Australia earns Rural Aid patronage
Morgans Financial has become a Rural Aid patron after seven years of quiet backing, a reminder that rural clients often need support advice practices cannot provide alone.
The journey of an accidental ethicist
Some executives measure a career in turnarounds: the worst-performing region, handed over almost as a dare, turned within months into the best. Tony Beaven has...
Trust tax reform will reach further than the wealthy, FAAA warns
The FAAA's submission on discretionary trust tax reform warns the proposed 30 per cent minimum rate will hit far more than high earners, with serious...
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The long end has stopped taking orders from the Fed
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Herding: the safest-feeling trade carries the most risk
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The FY26 private market returns advisers should not expect twice
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Ironbark lands $255.9 million from Merchant Wealth Partners to continue its growth
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What private markets teach you about picking the right room
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?
Jennifer Goldsworthy's vision for advice is unmistakably her own
Jennifer Goldsworthy stumbled into financial planning on a deal with her father at 17. Two decades on, she owns the financial planning business and has rebuilt...
A new managed accounts entrant arrives with a focus on implementation
Pacific Portfolio Solutions has appointed Kyle Lidbury, formerly chief investment officer of Perpetual’s wealth management business, to lead its Australian...
A 30-year institutional memory retires from the FAAA as reform workload peaks
Phil Anderson leaves the FAAA in November after three decades at the centre of financial advice reform. His successor inherits the most active policy agenda...
Fixed income: a hawkish Fed leaves the long end exposed
Washington's fiscal and monetary arms are pulling apart, and US Treasury yields are where Australian portfolios feel the strain. Franklin Templeton's Sonal...
From delivery hubs to defence dollars: how Trilogy Funds reads the new industrial map
Trilogy Funds is set to acquire a near-15,000 square metre logistics facility at Darwin's East Arm, its third Northern Territory purchase, as industrial...
Five questions to ask before you buy a private credit fund
Before you put client money into a private credit fund, ask these five questions. KeyInvest's Craig Brooke worked through more than 300 managers before backing...
Who gets your client's super when a stepchild is in the picture?
Death benefits for blended families are no longer decided by financial dependency alone. Karen Robinson of Equity Trustees explains how AFCA now weighs ongoing...
Trust tax: the election that asks families to freeze the future
Treasury's minimum tax on discretionary trusts offers a fixed entitlements election as the cheap way out of restructuring. Advisers Will Hamilton and Troy...
Retirement income: Australia taught a generation to save, not to spend
More than 250,000 Australians retire each year with no training in turning a balance into retirement income. Challenger's new Institute for Lifetime Income is...
Jacqui Fernley takes the CIO role at Hamilton Wealth Partners
Hamilton Wealth Partners has appointed arcpoint OCIO as its outsourced chief investment office, with founding partner Jacqui Fernley taking the chief...
Adviser development: what an AI simulation can and cannot teach
SIAA has launched DART, an AI-powered toolkit for developing advisers. Chief executive Maria Lykouras says simulated client interviews and ethical dilemmas...
The WiseTech bull case after a difficult result
WiseTech Global fell 11 per cent on results day, but Datt Capital sees a different story in the numbers. Here is the bull case, the risks, and what FY27...
Emerging markets: the AI sell-off and the value opportunity
Pzena's Rakesh Bordia says the market has crushed emerging-market IT services stocks on the fear that AI will make them obsolete, and that the sell-off is a...
The signs of a bubble are back
Bathla's collapse reveals a private credit bubble hiding inside a true premise: everyone agrees on the housing shortage, yet every lender pays a price anyway....
Why the outlook favours non-bank lenders | INSight #399 with Jonathon Pullin from Barwon
Barwon’s Jonathon Pullin on the 2026 real estate credit outlook, and why steady bank retreat continues to widen the opportunity for non-bank lenders.
Deep value in the AI shadow with Rakesh Bordia from Pzena Investment Management
Rakesh Bordia of Pzena Investment Management sets out the discipline behind deep value investing, and the judgement at its centre, distinguishing a sound...
Darwin, defence and the new industrial asset with Laurence Parisi from Trilogy Funds
Laurence Parisi, head of direct property at Trilogy Funds, joins James Dunn to trace industrial property’s move from plain sheds to technology-rich...
The defensive sleeve is no longer automatic: inside the Income & Defensive Symposium
Advisers in Sydney and Melbourne worked through fixed income, private credit and real assets, and why the defensive sleeve can no longer run on autopilot.
UniSuper moves to daily exposure data with BNP Paribas and NeoXam
The $175 billion UniSuper is the first client of an expanded version of BNP Paribas' Data PRISM360 platform, which now gives the fund daily investment exposure...
Six myths about self-managed super
A self-managed fund is more flexible and often cheaper than the alternatives, but six persistent myths, on cost, control, early access and death benefits,...
ZIP and MQG shares: 2 ASX shares to watch
The Zip Co Ltd (ASX:ZIP) share price is down 38.2% since the start of 2025. It's probably worth asking, 'is the ZIP share price cheap?'