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| | | ... industry fund. The campaign will generate greater community awareness of industry super funds, ISA said, with independent research showing 80% of Australians already recognise the symbol. The research also shows that they are more likely to trust a fund ... |
| | | | ... performance as they spend the year pouring money into the funds that performed well in the previous 12 months. According to the research, the impact of returns is greater in small discretionary subsectors like small caps, emerging markets, and infrastructure ... |
| | | | Morgan Stanley Australia appointed a new local wealth management research lead as the incumbent takes on an executive role overseas. Head of wealth management Australia research Nathan Lim will relocate to Hong Kong to assume the position of co-head ... |
| | | | ... forward to helping shape and guide AUSIEX's trading and product strategies following its recent acquisition by Nomura Research Institute (NRI). "As a business AUSIEX is on a growth trajectory," Grant said. "I am thrilled to be joining at this important ... |
| | | | ... crypto. It also found awareness of crypto among financial decision makers in Australia is near universal at 93%. The research shows growing adoption of crypto, with more than one quarter (27%) of Australian crypto-aware respondents having directly engaged ... |
| | | | New research from the Australia Institute and Quit Nukes shows most major Australian superannuation funds still have holdings in nuclear weapons. Nearly one year since the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) came into force (January ... |
| | | | ... saw 56% of products cut fees while just 16% increased them. "In terms of the individual fee components, despite other research showing institutional investment fees in Australia to be dropping fast to record lows, these super funds are increasing theirs," ... |
| | | | ... 2016, only 26.5% of them remained in the top quartile in the subsequent five-year period," S&P's head of global index research and design (APAC) Pricilla Luk said. "Finally, out of the 234 Australian funds that outperformed their respective benchmarks ... |
| | | | New research from Griffith University and Iress has revealed the 'double-edged sword' of the ease with which consumers can switch their superannuation. The research analysed over 42,000 superannuation switching decisions from 1 January 2019 to 31 March ... |
| | | | ... believe they are well prepared for retirement, many are worried about the political risks they face once they are retired, research suggests. Illness remains the biggest worry Aussies face in their later years, but regulatory changes that affect their ... |
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