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| | | ... respondents described their portfolios as carrying a moderate level of risk. However, Vanguard said there was relatively little variation in risk perceptions across age groups, despite younger Australians often being invested in growth-oriented default ... |
| | | | ... accelerated growth in MA Money's and Finsure's loan books. Wyke said the growth in the residential market came a little bit as a "surprise", pointing to several headwinds against the market but remained satisfied with how the performance turned ... |
| | | | ... advisers can play a larger role in selecting and recommending investment options." APRA foresees the proposals to have little impact on trustees with strong investment governance and simpler business models. APRA chair John Lonsdale said: "The government's ... |
| | | | ... traditional retirement investing alone will produce the outcomes previous generations experienced. "I think it's probably a little bit of both," he says. Rather than rejecting superannuation altogether, many younger Australians are seeking greater ... |
| | | | ... reminder from a super fund could help people make an informed decision, reduce delays and make an incredibly difficult time a little easier for grieving families. We know that some funds have had a lot of success with nomination campaigns. It's past ... |
| | | | ... chief economist Paul Bloxham had noted the August RBA meeting will be a live one with the inflation jobs market still a little tight, despite being on a loosening trend. First Sentier short term investments and cash senior portfolio manager Ben Samuel ... |
| | | | ... shopping post-COVID, and the unique strength of Oreana's integrated model that delivers high-quality retail fast and with little fuss." |
| | | | ... [Reserve Bank of Australia] will assess that the jobs market is gradually loosening, they will also say it is still 'a little tight'," Bloxham said. "All up, with inflation set to still be too high (despite likely being lower than the RBA) and ... |
| | | | ... underserved lower mid-market where the deals are maybe too small for the larger, institutional names, but at the same time, a little too complex for smaller scaled investors," Velkovski said. "We spearhead in the sector where there's not much competition... ... |
| | | | ... funds, raising capital and deciding which assets to invest in, while limited partners (LPs) invest in those funds and have little control. In this tight market, larger GPs tend to have more power and are garnering a larger amount of capital, whereas ... |
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