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| | | ... in larger firms, where 86% are concerned, compared to only one in four (26%) in smaller firms. And it could be just the start of the problem, as 75% see this becoming an even greater obstacle to recruitment over the next five years, Clearwater Analytics ... |
| | | | ... their adviser numbers decrease by 11, bringing their total numbers to 262 and 9, respectively. Meanwhile, compared to the start of December, the net number of newly active advisers is 176, including nearly 100 new entrants (98). RI Advice Group added ... |
| | | | ... look forward to working with them as we continue to steward the fund on behalf of more than 2.4 million members." Wyer will start her position on ART's board on 4 February 2026, while Newman joined the board on 1 December 2025. |
| | | | Blackstone, the world's largest alternative asset manager, has promoted a Sydney staffer to managing director. Lisa Rose has started a new position as managing director of private wealth just one year after being appointed principal at the US$1.2 ... |
| | | | Macquarie has confirmed Westpac Group's treasurer Jo Dawson will join the investment banking and financial services group starting in June. Dawson brings more than 30 years of experience in financial markets, with 23 years spent at Westpac. She first ... |
| | | | Oaktree Capital Management's local head of institutional sales has left the global asset manager to take on a similar role at another offshore firm. Winnie Ramos confirmed she has finished up at Oaktree, with Monday being her final day. The senior ... |
| | | | ... officer Sonya Sawtell-Rickson said the fund had capitalised on strong international market performance after an unsteady start to the year. "Bullish global equity market performance helped drive these strong outcomes, shaking off concerns about rising ... |
| | | | Fund managers are increasingly looking at China for opportunities in the high-growth sectors, as government policies tackle structural concerns in the Chinese economy. Most remain cautiously optimistic as they assess whether the new engine of the economy ... |
| | | | A new survey shows that young Australians who are educated about superannuation are up to six times more likely to be engaged and take actions that improve their retirement savings. The survey of more than 1500 people compiled by the Super Members Council ... |
| | | | ... spent years cut off from capital, expertise and trade. The moment investors believe that wall is coming down, valuations start to reset," Green said. "This is an economy priced for failure but endowed for recovery. When assets have been excluded for ... |
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