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Insignia lost a suitor, but takeover isn't off the table: Morningstar
Bain Capital withdrew its bid for Insignia Financial, which saw the company's share price tumble, but with CC Capital still in the mix, the takeover saga isn't over yet, according to Morningstar.
Lendlease looks at royal joint venture
Lendlease has confirmed it is in the late stages of entering a joint venture with King Charles' property company in the UK.
Prime Super calls time on sustainable option
Prime Super will remove the SRI Balanced option from its investments lineup, saying its performance failed to meet expectations.
SMC highlights long-term benefits of investing in private markets
Super Members Council (SMC) has submitted a paper in response to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission's (ASIC) discussion paper, outlining how superannuation investments in the private sector can drive long-term financial system stability and prosperity for Australians.
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The gatekeeper fallacy: A critical analysis of financial advice regulation in Australia
The current regulatory framework for financial advice in Australia rests on a fundamental misconception that threatens both consumer protection and industry ...
How family shapes our financial futures
It doesn't take our 100+ years of collective wealth management experience to know that intergenerational wealth is a hard problem.
A tale of two conflicting PBRs
What happens if a spouse survives the death of the member but dies before payment has been made?
From red tape to results? DBFO's potential
With only around 15,480 financial advisers in the country at last count, and 800 Australians retiring every day, the profession is facing a severe shortage ...
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Philip Miall
HEAD OF MULTI-SECTOR PRIVATE DEBT
QIC LIMITED
QIC LIMITED
QIC head of private debt Australia Phil Miall's nearly 30 years' experience covers every corner of the credit market. He shares why active management is critical in the asset class and what he's learned during periods of tumult. Karren Vergara writes.
