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| | | ... investment, and transparency were considered the most attractive features. When it comes to Australians' investing habits, the study found that an alignment with personal values is becoming increasingly important. More than three in four of those surveyed ... |
| | | | A new study from Fidante suggests financial advisers will remain bullish on global equities and Australian small caps in the coming months. The Fidante Adviser Markets Survey, which surveyed more than 200 advisers, shows these are the asset classes ... |
| | | | Super funds are proving a good case study for investing in private assets, according to Morningstar's 2025 outlook. "Australia's super funds have successfully pioneered investment in asset classes such as unlisted infrastructure and property for decades ... |
| | | | ... growth last year, with five Australian funds placed on the list and commanding 3% of the total assets. The Asset Owner 100 study from the Thinking Ahead Institute shows the world's top 100 asset owners by size oversaw more than $40 trillion at 2023 end ... |
| | | | ... impact women's economic outcomes. In September, a Senate inquiry called on the government to commission a comprehensive study to assess the economic impacts of menopause "which clearly delineates the impact of symptoms of menopause on women's workforce ... |
| | | | ... significantly impacted factor returns, creating both opportunities and challenges for systematic investors, according to a new study from Invesco. Invesco released its ninth annual Global Systematic Investing Study, based on the views of 131 institutional ... |
| | | | ... agreement creates a pathway for Indian CFP aspirants to gain Australian financial planning qualifications, including units of study that meet local legislative standards. Abood said this partnership will pave the way for financial professionals to move ... |
| | | | ... important theme with the contributions of both private and public markets across the investment spectrum highlighted." The study found that macroeconomic risks, such as higher than expected inflation or a slowdown in growth (65%), central bank policies ... |
| | | | ... a non-stop military operation that happens to run a national government." What is it good for? Another Brown University study found the Pentagon spent US$14 trillion on the war in Afghanistan between 2001 and 2021, sparked by the September 11 attacks. ... |
| | | | ... split across guidance provided on asset allocation (1.1%), behavioural coaching (3.3%), and tax planning (1.3%). FAAA's study also debunks the myth that financial advice is solely for the rich. At his own practice, Globe Financial Planning, FAAA ... |
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