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| | | A financial planning group that began life as a fintech start-up is enjoying a rapid growth phase. Picture Wealth Advisory leads the top 10 AFSLs with the highest number of new advisers in the year to June, based on a new financial adviser report released ... |
| | | | ... earning under $100,000 said they feel undervalued, with 12% saying they are "grossly underpaid" for the work they do. "A point of concern is that younger and lower-income professionals are signalling dissatisfaction. If not addressed, this risks future ... |
| | | | ... capital to that manager," he said. "We look for things like, how are they going to grow the business? What is the inflection point where Navigator can help them strategically, and with our growth capital, to be able to go from $2 billion to $6 billion ... |
| | | | After the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) surprised economists by leaving interest rates on hold in July, GSFM investment specialist Stephen Miller expects the central bank will have some of its concerns addressed as US President Donald Trump's tariffs ... |
| | | | The Schroders 2025 mid-year investment outlook has said investors are suffering from "volatility fatigue" as they are increasingly ignoring the ongoing geopolitical risk, economic volatility, and policy uncertainty. Schroders said instead, investors ... |
| | | | ... within the coming weeks. Lendlease group chief executive Tony Lombardo said, "securing 175 Liverpool St and One Darling Point in Sydney leverages continued strong demand for luxury residential apartments, with our flagship residential development, One ... |
| | | | MySuper options are set to deliver 10.3% p.a. on average for the 2025 financial year, according to Rainmaker Information. This is an improvement of 0.9 percentage points compared to the 2024 financial year's return. This also marks the third consecutive ... |
| | | | While Australian investors breathed a resounding sigh of relief when US President Donald Trump binned section 899 of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), local multinationals, however, were lumped with grave uncertainties surrounding the global Pillar ... |
| | | | ... chief executive Christine Cupitt said Australia's financial safety net, not just life insurance, is reaching a "tipping point". "Every year we see a growing number of people, particularly younger Australians, leaving the workforce for good due to mental ... |
| | | | A new report by Mercator by Citco (Mercator) has revealed that while multinational organisations face significantly higher operations demands in Asia-Pacific (APAC), Australia has proven to be one of the most efficient markets. The report found that ... |
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