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| | | ... report advice gaps around intergenerational wealth transfers (29%) and estate planning (37%), while newly established SMSFs are far more focused on tax minimisation (37%), insurance (26%), and purchasing an investment property (25%). Tax and retirement ... |
| | | | ... superannuation funds sat down with ASIC and APRA for a roundtable to discuss key issues related to the Financial Accountability Regime (FAR). As part of the discussions, the super fund chiefs emphasised the importance of sustainable behavioural and cultural ... |
| | | | ... this time; Adamantem Capital recently completed the acquisition of Mason Stevens. "I have been impressed by their journey so far and believe there are plenty of opportunities to expand into new segments. I firmly believe they have the right combination ... |
| | | | ... pushing forward," she explains. "TSMC's capex for 2025 is going to be between US$38 billion and US$42 billion. It is so far ahead that it keeps putting more and more distance between it and second place." As Taiwan looks to be a flashpoint between ... |
| | | | ... role" in ensuring the fund continues to deliver value, particularly through the volatile market conditions experienced so far this year. |
| | | | Zenith co-founder David Wright and managing director Jason Huddy will leave the firm, saying their ambitions for the business no longer match those of owner FE fundinfo. The research house confirmed Huddy will exit the firm in July, shortly before Wright ... |
| | | | ... Damien Hennessy agrees that while the situation with the US has caused uncertainty, Australia has weathered the storm thus far, and the RBA is likely to put more emphasis on domestic indicators. "The macroeconomic picture will continue to dominate, and ... |
| | | | ... Companies Quality ETF ($64.1 million). Magellan's year-to-date outflows dwarfed all other ETF issuers, bleeding $285.6 million - far ahead of Franklin Templeton (-$80.5 million) and Platinum (-$75.2 million), which had the next largest outflows. Total ... |
| | | | ... (2013 to 2022) delivered annualised returns of 8.3%, while under Anthony Albanese, the market has returned 8.4% per year so far. Over the full period, Labor governments have averaged 10.85% per year, while Liberal-led governments averaged 10.87%. "Returns ... |
| | | | ... their asset allocation to a single market - albeit one that's been successful historically - when its financial weighting far surpasses its share of global GDP, and when other opportunities are emerging elsewhere. "We've seen over recent years ... |
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