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Super funds failing to understand the needs of vast middle market: Report

The financial needs of a staggering 64 per cent of retirees sit beyond the comprehension of super funds, a new report states, because there is too much complexity involved when retirement income isn’t enough to satisfy lifestyle ambitions.

Staff Writer | 12th Feb 2024 | More
Grumbles over Evidentia deal highlight growing pains in the rise of asset consultant cohort

An evolutionary leap in the retail investment product landscape is taking place, with asset consultants displacing financial advisers across rich corners of the value chain. Scarcity Partners’ big bet on Evidentia, and how it’s being received, brings into focus just how seismic the shift really is.

Tahn Sharpe | 8th Feb 2024 | More
  • The bond market resurgence: 2023’s top Australian bond managers unveiled

    One domestic bond manager stands out when measuring over both one and three year terms, according to the latest data from the Atchison Consultants approved product list.

    Will Arnost | 29th Jan 2024 | More
    The dangers of being too passive

    Investors may be in love with the ‘magnificent seven’ technology stocks, yet the top end of the stock market is notoriously volatile. That’s worth noting for devotees of passive investing, says Orbis Investments.

    Rob Perrone, Eric Marais & Shane Woldendorp | 29th Jan 2024 | More
  • Jones’ advice dilemma: How to foster Holden advice provision in a Rolls Royce industry

    The concept of a ‘qualified adviser’ with less qualifications provoked an industry backlash. While the government has signalled it is open to discussion, the problem remains – how to open up advice to more consumers at a viable cost?

    Nicholas Way | 22nd Jan 2024 | More
    Global regulators chart ESG path for companies to follow in 2024

    In 2023 governments came to a general awareness that to achieve net-zero, robust and consistent ESG policy frameworks must be put in place. In 2024, we should see a continuation of that theme according to New-York based investment group Neuberger Berman.

    Tahn Sharpe | 22nd Jan 2024 | More
    Life insurance advice on life support… but can it be saved?

    The life insurance advice sector has been battling a host of issues, including an ill-fitting education program, remuneration uncertainty and product design flaws, for some time. Is it in a death spiral, or is there a path to sustainability for this crucial arm of the advice industry?

    Tahn Sharpe | 18th Jan 2024 | More
    Advisers beware: Social issues the new ESG frontier

    Financial stewards need to cast a broader eye over the stance companies take on social issues like The Voice and the Israel/Palestine conflict. Community attitudes can vary widely, and public opprobrium can swing share prices dramatically.

    Nicholas Way | 11th Jan 2024 | More
    Keep the regulatory change transition simple to avoid adviser fatigue

    Regulatory change for advisers has, regrettably, become more of a constant than the exception. But with the minister’s QAR reforms laid before us, a concentrated period of change looms.

    Amanda Mark | 11th Jan 2024 | More
  • Defensive ‘alt stars’: 5 funds outperforming over 3 years

    In this column we take a closer look at the best performing funds in some of the most popular asset classes, with the aim of providing insight and support for those seeking to build more resilient portfolios. This week, we take a closer look at liquid alternatives.

    Will Arnost | 12th Dec 2023 | More
    Head-to-Head: The emerging market edge

    Active managers with sector-specific knowledge really flex their muscles when dealing with countries in the midst of sustainable economic development. In this data-driven comparison, Mishan Dahia from Atchison Consultants looks at two prominent emerging funds.

    Mishan Dahia | 11th Dec 2023 | More
    Financial advice and the power of language

    Most advisers know the value of changing their language when switching from industry speak to client discourse, but many still fall into the trap of distancing themselves from clients by using jargon and buzzwords.

    Drew Meredith | 27th Nov 2023 | More
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