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| | | ... retirement they are more likely to need advice. Super funds also fear the risk of not keeping pace with the technological revolution, as digital strategy comes third in the list of strategic priorities. Fresh concerns highlighted in this year's survey ... |
| | | | ... embargo. - The 1980-1981 US and global recession was triggered by a spike in the price of oil following the Iranian revolution in 1979. - The 1990-1991 US recession was partly caused by the spike in the price of oil following the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait ... |
| | | | ... advice fees in general, FinaMetrica co-founder Paul Resnik warned. Drawing from FinaMetrica's latest report, The Robo Revolution: Robo-Advice Market Commentary and Analysis, Resnik compared the introduction of robo-advice to the advent of low-cost airlines. ... |
| | | | Disruptive companies are proving fruitful investments for US-based fund manager Marsico Capital Management, which hopes its focus on new technologies and innovative business models will distinguish it from established Australian global equities specialists. ... |
| | | | It says something about the sweeping remit of financial advice that Paul Fog credits both commercial property law and playing water polo for Australia as steering him towards the profession. From his perspective, though, both are equally important. ... |
| | | | Digital advice tools should be seen as an opportunity, not a threat for the traditional advice market in the United States, according to the UB-based global analytics firm Cerulli Associates. "Many industry stakeholders assume that ongoing advances ... |
| | | | ... effective technology-enabled sales and advice in their wealth operations. With the rise of robo-advice, a digital financial revolution is underway that will help bridge the gap between what consumers are willing to pay for advice and what advisers are ... |
| | | | On a quiet afternoon in 2000, Pru Bennett was sitting with the three other partners of proxy advisory firm Corporate Governance International, wondering how they were going to jumpstart the business. "Gee," she remembers thinking, "We just need a few ... |
| | | | ... moment. Cost pressures are likely to intensify not least due to regulatory reasons and that is why this digitisation revolution is something worth bearing in mind," Rajan said. |
| | | | ... to China mainland shares. The fund is currently trading at a 26% discount and the issue has prompted a shareholder revolution. Prugue admitted that LICs are simpler and cheaper for managers to list: "LICs are capturing a majority of funds because they're ... |
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