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| | | ... billion to US$144.9 billion. According to KPMG, the sectors that saw the most PE investment globally in 2025 were technology, media and telecommunications, industrial manufacturing, and energy and natural resources. "While the uptick in investment was ... |
| | | | ... director of Mutual Trust and the Australian Japan Business Co-operation Committee (AJBCC), chair of the Australian Science Media Centre and the Shared Value Project, and a member of the advisory board of the Australian Leadership Dialogue (AALD). He ... |
| | | | ASIC wants the Federal Court to appoint a receiver to investigate the fire sale of Interprac Financial Planning to Conquest Investment Partners, saying it has concerns over what it may mean for the advice group's creditors. The regulator has applied ... |
| | | | ... analytical support to clients, asset allocation advice, and investment research. Prior to Frontier Advisors, he was with Fairfax Media conducting research and valuation of asset classes and high-net-worth individuals. VFMC recently also appointed Maree ... |
| | | | ... advice to everyone in Australia, but I think I can certainly contribute by educating thousands of people through social media and articles and things like that. "There's so much that can be done to make people become engaged first before they go ... |
| | | | A new Mercer report predicts platform funds, with a median $250,000 balance, and mega funds, with over $100 billion in assets, will dominate the superannuation landscape and overtake the 'retail versus industry fund' debate. The 2026 Mercer Shaping ... |
| | | | Sequoia Financial Group has offloaded InterPrac Financial Planning for $50,000 to Conquest Investment Partners. Sequoia said the "increasing platform withdrawals for new business for remaining advisers, despite their not being involved whatsoever with ... |
| | | | ... 10 members switching did not have a pre-existing advice relationship and suggested the activity could be driven by social media ads, lead generation or third-party influences. Schubert said younger members switching does not mean the more typical switching ... |
| | | | ... need it most," Cupitt said. ASIC recently also urged young Australians to complement the information they seek from social media and AI with reputable and evidence-based sources. |
| | | | ... popular online carries real risks, particularly in volatile markets like crypto," ASIC commissioner Alan Kirkland said. Social media, one of the main sources of information for the 18 to 28 age demographic, is also a major distributor for crypto marketing. ... |
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