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Why advisers should tilt global and lean into AI exposure

Arrow Private Wealth's Ryan Synnot argues advisers cannot afford to underweight global equities or sidestep AI, with the real concentration risk often hiding in the home market.

Credit's time: portfolio diversification reimagined in volatility

Harrison Lane, investment director at Apostle Funds Management, makes the case for global sub-investment grade credit as a smarter approach to portfolio...

Private markets are not retreating but the rules are changing

Nine in ten LPs are maintaining or accelerating private markets commitments but the bar to get in and stay in is rising. Coller Capital's latest Barometer maps...

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...

Knowing the full private markets spectrum is now table stakes

Escala Partners' Will Hauser says public markets are becoming increasingly commoditised, the adviser edge is narrowing and the practices that do not understand...

The invisible practice problem: generic positioning is killing your growth

Drew Meredith of Wattle Partners says most advice practices are invisible because they try to serve everyone. The fix is simpler than most think: find a...

The quiet return of Australian equity income 

Australian equity income is reasserting its place in client portfolios, not as a nostalgic reach for yield, but as a way to combine regular distributions,...

Senjin Capital: unlocking value in Japan's reform era

Senjin Capital co-founder Jamie Halse details how corporate governance reforms and unwinding cross-shareholdings have unlocked massive value in Tokyo, making...

Franklin Templeton on where AI is creating winners and casualties

Franklin Templeton's Jonathan Curtis argues AI is not destroying enterprise software, it is repricing it. The winners and losers are already emerging, and...

Numerisk closes SMSF trustee exposure gap with Defender policy

The regulatory requirements on SMSFs are onerous, but they're not often considered in the decision to establish one. A new insurance product aims to protect...

Why the next AI trade may be built in concrete, power and land

Artificial intelligence may look like a technology story, but its next investment implications are increasingly physical. For advisers, the question is how...

Why tax alpha is the returns driver HNW advisers need to measure

Praemium and CoreData research shows tax is now a structural driver of HNW returns, but most practices still struggle to measure the value created and surface...

Are you running your advice practice on empty? Take this test.

Adviser capacity management is rarely a single breaking point. This diagnostic helps advice principals identify where their practice actually sits before...

AML obligations are coming for financial advisers on 1 July. Are you ready?

Australia AML obligations for financial advisers expand on 1 July 2026. Routine tasks like setting up an SMSF or holding account authority may now trigger...

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.

Quality over quantity: building global equity conviction at Viola Private Wealth

Alex Thompson, of Viola Private Wealth, argues the concentration risk narrative around global equities is often misdirected, the real problem may sit closer to...

Picks, shovels and patience: a framework for global equities today

Troy Armstrong favours Australian resources and global technology and defence, takes a disciplined view on AI, and argues that active management should always...

Equities & Growth Symposium 2026: INBrief with Jake Jodlowski from Atchison

Jake Jodlowski from Atchison speaks at The Inside Network’s Equities & Growth Symposium on how AI improves investment decisions and developing...

Fixed income in focus with Jessica Tan from S&P Dow Jones Indices

What do the benchmarks used to measure Australian fixed income actually tell us about the market? With Jessica Tan from S&P Dow Jones Indices, this episode...

Integrating private assets into modern portfolios with Christian Ryan OLY from FinCap

Private markets are moving into the mainstream of wealth management. But knowing they belong in client portfolios and actually putting them there are two...

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After the mega-mergers, what’s next for funds?

The first wave of superannuation consolidation is over. Nine mega funds now control the market, but the real question is what mid-tier funds do next: merge,...

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SMSF property borrowing ban: policy overkill

The Greens extracted an SMSF property borrowing ban as the price of passing the May Budget. Existing loans, signed contracts and commercial property are...

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BOQ share price: 4 key metrics to consider

Trying to value the Bank of Queensland Limited (ASX:BOQ) share price? Here are 4 key metrics you need to consider.

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