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| | | ... Management (RLAM), whose former investment team left to set up a new Pinnacle Investment Management affiliate. Upon receiving news the global equities team will leave RLAM to join Pinnacle in May, CFS told investors that it instructed RLAM to manage ... |
| | | | ... exist today. Starting out with the Sydney Morning Herald and Australian Financial Review, in the 1980s Bright launched Trade News Corporation and introduced several publications dedicated to the financial services industry. His titles included Ethical ... |
| | | | ... "Retirement needs to be completely reconsidered from all aspects, including how we plan financially," Stewart said. "It's not news that Australians are living longer, healthier lives and that today's retirees typically enjoy a more active lifestyle ... |
| | | | ... developers in activating supply and play a pivotal role in closing the funding gap in the under supplied residential market." The news follows MA Financial's partnership with Humm Group's asset finance platform, Flexicommercial, which is set to acquire ... |
| | | | ... and 615 cryptocurrency investment scams, the corporate regulator revealed. The takedown follows an earlier warning on "fake news" articles and "deepfake" videos of public figures endorsing online investment trading scams, ASIC said. Investment scams ... |
| | | | APRA's annual superannuation performance test fails to consider results where it truly matters - at the member level - and ends up missing the mark on ensuring positive member outcomes, according to a financial advice expert advocating for better ... |
| | | | ... July to 4.2%, according to data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). The small uptick in unemployment is good news for those hoping for a rate cut. A strong labour force could result in higher-for-longer inflation. "It's a tough pill to ... |
| | | | ... indicators of the US labour market stabilise, it's likely that risk assets will have trouble sustaining gains. "The good news is that we are about 50% through the adjustment in equity markets and that concerns over excess inflation can now be relegated ... |
| | | | ... executive Mick Farrell topped the list with a realised pay of $47.58 million in the 2023 financial year. He was followed by News Corp chief executive Robert Thomson, who took home $41.53 million. Notably, both executives lead companies that are domiciled ... |
| | | | ... funds' shrinking market share creates a zero-sum game in which growth happens at someone else's expense. This is bad news for the asset management industry at large, but not necessarily for reach asset manager," the report said. "While zero-sum ... |
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