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Financial services most at risk from disruption

MARK SMITH  |  THURSDAY, 24 SEP 2015
... behaviour is changing, enabled by faster internet speeds and powerful smart phones. Such developments have empowered millennials to stay always connected, well informed and willing to embrace new entrants. They expect to bank in their own time, wherever ...

Are Australians money dumb about savings?

DARREN SNYDER  |  THURSDAY, 24 SEP 2015
... travel and life insurance. So far men performed marginally better than women with an average score of 58% versus 56%. Millennials (18-34) were the most knowledgeable with an average score of 58%; Baby Boomers (55+) scored the lowest average at 52%; and ...

Best Practice Managed Accounts Forum 2015 registrations open

MARK SMITH  |  TUESDAY, 1 SEP 2015
... accounts, the compliance advantage of managed accounts and why the product type will appeal to SMSFs, Gen X, Gen Y and Millennials. There will also be some practical advice on how to choose a managed account provider and how to implement them for clients. ...

Millennial women rejecting insurance jobs

ALEX BURKE  |  THURSDAY, 18 JUN 2015
... services employment sector for women born between 1980 and 1995, according to PwC research. PwC's report, "Female millennials in financial services: strategies for a new era of talent", is based on a global survey of 10,105 millennials. Of that number ...

China millennials dictate future of emerging-market investment

ALEX BURKE  |  WEDNESDAY, 18 MAR 2015
The rise of affluent Chinese "millennials" is driving changes in the emerging-market investment space, according to AB. China has an estimated 300 million people born between 1980 and 2000, and this generation is distinct from those previous in that ...

Advice industry under-prepared for younger client base

MARK SMITH  |  FRIDAY, 7 MAR 2014
... relationship focused, they want advisers to show that they are interested in them and do business based on trust. Whereas Millennials want their adviser to prove the value they can add, they're more likely to do their own research and use technology ...