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| | | ... manager partners include PrimeWest, Corval, Epsilon Direct Lending, Realside, Monash Investor's and Coolabah's Smarter Money Investments. In the past it has worked with French quant manager CFM. The Winston acquisition follows Pinnacle's ... |
| | | | ... of the government's early release of superannuation (ERS) program, due to loss of income during the pandemic, can put the money back in their account without incurring a tax penalty. The Australian Taxation Office confirmed individuals can now re-contribute ... |
| | | | ... just LTRM may not be a good idea. "I would then say, though, if you've got someone who is going to need most of the money in the next few years, then the short-term is risk measure is actually helpful information to them. If we take it away, there'll ... |
| | | | ... done that for 15 or 20 years because we think if we can't beat a passive portfolio, we shouldn't be spending member money to give them a worse outcome," Delaney said. "It's a real honesty test for everyone. Are you giving your members a better ... |
| | | | ... the asset class from an economist's lens. The industrial economy - where the economic infrastructure for contracting, money and identity management and other aspects of administration were largely provided by either governments or large companies ... |
| | | | The proportion of money managed using responsible investment techniques increased from 30 to 40%, faster than the increase of professionally managed funds in 2020, according to the Responsible Investment Association Australia (RIAA). RIAA has released ... |
| | | | ... Super (9bps), BT Super and AFLPA & AFL Industry MySuper from AMP (8bps each), TWU Super (7bps), and Mercer WGSP and Virgin Money (6bps each). MLC, Commonwealth Essential Super, Qantas's Glidepath and Mercy Super will see an improvement of 5bps each. ... |
| | | | ... our journey to becoming a truly "responsible" financial super app - helping customers autonomously manage and grow their money to live financially healthier lives," Douugh chief executive Andy Taylor said. "For too long, sophisticated wealth management ... |
| | | | ... to Scamwatch. Nearly half of the victims are older Australians looking for well-known respected companies to invest their money in. "These scams are particularly hard to detect because scammers use the companies' legitimate prospectuses which are registered ... |
| | | | ... to start on their own in recent years," Walsh said. "Typically they have got an unlisted fund and they might have raised money to start with from family, friends and other close contacts, but they need help to scale their fund and are not natural at ... |
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