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RBA pauses for now, but may follow Fed and 'push till it breaks': Atrium
The RBA will either take the road that equity markets are pricing in, and try to nail a smooth landing, or follow the road that bond markets anticipate and...
Praemium joins leading platform peloton on reporting, data strength
After buying Powerwrap and shrugging off its own buyout offer from Netwealth, Praemium has joined the top tier of platform providers on the back its data and...
Whisper of tailwinds blowing as inflation soften: Neuberger Berman
While still high, inflation in developed economies is showing signs of slowing down according to New York-based investment management firm Neuberger Berman,...
'Experience pathway' plan released, with no sunset clause and a bizarre anomaly
Advisers can practice without a relevant degree for around 30 years according to the draft proposal. They do need a clean record, however - but only up to the...
Di Pilla's HMC Capital tops $7.5 billion FUM with large hospital group acquisition
The listed property group formed by former star UBS banker David Di Pilla has gone from a standing start in 2015 to a retail and commercial investment force,...
Big city advisers paid more, but big city paraplanners paid less
While it pays for advisers to work closer to a large cohort of well-heeled clients in metropolitan areas, the opposite is true for paraplanners, with scarcity...
Don't fall in love during the 'slow, grinding bear' economy
The current economic cycle is too changeable to set any portfolio to autopilot, according to Mason Stevens' Jacqueline Fernley. Counterpoints to conviction are...
Australian Ethical dumps Lendlease over koala habitat concerns
The ethical money manager says Lendlease failed to provide information required to independently assess the impact of its planned development in Mt Gilead, an...
Infocus releases 'magic' platform tool as it nears 30-year anniversary
If you're going to offer services that the incumbents already do well, Steinhardt tells Inside Adviser, you need to do a pretty good job at it yourself. And if...
FPA and AFA complete merger to create unified voice for advisers
The new association will be branded with its key purpose - providing a unified voice representing advisers - reflected in speech bubbles over the 'A's in its...
Portfolio protection paramount as earnings shock looms: Ruffer
"Gradually, and then suddenly", the old Hemingway quote goes. The same could be said for corporate earnings, which Ruffer's Jasmine Yeo believes are in danger...
ASIC to investigate ASX over possible Corps Act breaches in failed CHESS upgrade
The hits keep coming for the country's primary stock exchange, which is now under investigation by the corporate regulator for its oversight of the doomed...
CountPlus mulls downsizing company name in latest market move
The converged advice and accounting group will go to shareholders with a proposal to change its name to 'Count', which it hopes will "better reflect the...
Forget hard or soft, we're in no-landing territory: HMC Capital
With some real asset trading at 20 to 30 per cent below their fundamental value, HMC's David Di Pilla says there are "compelling" opportunities for managers...
SVB damage contained by Fed support, but VC and PE managers count losses
The US Federal Reserve may have guaranteed deposits at the failed bank, but its collapse constitutes a major scare for venture capital outfits and private...
Supply chains normalising, but labour still problematic for private debt purveyors
Many supply chain issues have been alleviated in the last year as restrictions eased in the wake of the pandemic, said Alceon's Phil Green, but labour remains...