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Track record is vital, but a lack of comprehensive and independent research is often forcing investment teams to do their own due diligence when it comes to alternative managers.

Even though there are thousands more HNW investors in the country this year, they are a lot less willing to pay the going rate for financial advice according to Praemium and Investment Trends.

Financial planners have already started rolling their clients towards fixed income and defensive assets, a panel has heard, as high interest rates and inflation continue to upend investment models.

People stepping up from the $1m-$2.5m bracket to the $2.5m-$5m bracket are the most likely HNW investor to be unadvised, data shows, with a greater allocation to direct shares and property.

Financial advice practices will find it harder to grow and scale their businesses in an increasingly tech-driven world if they aren’t making smart technology decisions, says Finura’s Peter Worn.

Praemium’s Matt van Dijk sat down with Brisbane adviser Francis Rigby to talk about the most commonly unmet advice need in the country. Talk about values with your clients, Rigby said, and the rest will follow.

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 reporting capabilities.

James Edmonds from Praemium speaks with Drew Meredith at The Inside Network’s Alternatives Symposium in Melbourne on the advantage of accessibility in alternatives.

Netwealth and HUB24 are expected to continue eating the incumbents’ lunch, according to UBS. Meanwhile, as adviser numbers have halved the average amount of money they manage has doubled.

Anthony Wamsteker reflects on the tie-up with rival platform Powerwrap, the rebuff of Netwealth, and Praemium’s plan to achieve double digit market share.