A call to arms The current environment is a true test for Australia's financial advisers to stand up and restore trust in the profession. And Countplus chief executive Matthew Rowe is leading the call to arms. Ally Selby writes.
 Bigger and brighter thingsBrighter Super head of listed equities and ESG Fiona Mann was shaped by a childhood steeped in military-like discipline and global nomadism. Andrew McKean ...  Translating outcomesTo Brian Parker, the best investment ideas are the ones that make common sense. As chief economist of Australian Retirement Trust, Parker combines his ...  Driving momentumBuilt from academic rigour and international experience, Angela Jackson's expertise makes meaningful impact in the private and public sector, as well ...  Measured in motionUniSuper chief member and advice officer Danielle Mair's professional tapestry has been marked by a steadfast commitment to leadership, a relentless focus ...  An education in leadershipNGS Super chief executive Natalie Previtera is driven by a profound passion for both education and superannuation. At the helm of a fund dedicated to ...  The team playerAMP group executive, platforms Edwina Maloney is confident AMP holds the key to seeing more Australians benefit from financial advice. Having always thrived ...  Welcome to the futureFinClear founder and managing director David Ferrall is once again at the forefront of exciting technological change that will revolutionise share market ...  From backstage to spotlightSince taking the reins at Principal Asset Management, country head Helen de Mestre has doubled the firm's assets under management, a milestone she attributes ...  Piecing the puzzleAs Australia shifts to meet demands from the millions set to retire over the next decade, Aware Super head of retirement Jacki Ellis rises to the challenge ...  Cultivating successIt was a fascination with Australian flora and fauna that led to Cullen Gunn to pursue a career in agriculture. Three decades later, and as Kilter Rural ... |
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Adviser numbers plateau
|The number of financial advisers in Australia appears to be stabilising at 15,602, as Count and AMP Financial Planning continue to hold the lion's share.
Praemium loses $700m due to adviser transitions
|Praemium reported total net outfows from its Powerwrap scheme has reached $700 million over the past three quarters.
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|Forager's chief investment officer has read the riot act to investors.
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|Blumenthal is also banned from managing corporations for five years.
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Brighter Super head of listed equities and ESG Fiona Mann was shaped by a childhood steeped in military-like discipline and global nomadism. Andrew McKean writes.
