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| | | ... Global Investments (VG1) and VGI Partners Asian Investments (VG8). It also offers individually managed accounts that target wealthy investors. VGI has been criticised by investors David Kingston and Malcolm McComas, who questioned its discount and fee ... |
| | | | ... of planning for their retirement daunting. "It's a common misconception that financial advice is reserved only for the wealthy but that simply isn't true, everyone can benefit from some help or advice," he said.. "We want to remove these barriers." The ... |
| | | | Wealthy investors tend to shun technology and prefer to keep track of their assets manually, according to Praemium. The survey, conducted with Investment Trends, suggests a minority of high-net-worth investors (11%) access an online digital portal and ... |
| | | | ... assets and over two thirds of Generation X want to do so. Crestone head of strategy and development Clark Morgan said the wealthy still rely on what's familiar. "Arguably their portfolios are still not as diversified as one would like, with still a strong ... |
| | | | ... concentrated in the two states, with 41% in NSW and 31% in Victoria. Despite Sydney having the highest concentration of wealthy individuals and families, Western Australian family offices are the wealthiest in the country with an average wealth of $2.53 ... |
| | | | ... tremendous experience and want to be able to help a wider audience - to put it bluntly, to help more than those who are already wealthy. Yet until now, they have had to regularly turn away people, simply because the economics of the traditional approach ... |
| | | | ... sustainable investments to constitute, on average, 47% of their portfolios in 2022 and 54% in 2027. And, overwhelmingly, the wealthy understand that their capital has the power to change the course of global environmental outcomes. The survey found 86% ... |
| | | | ... Walkers Private Capital partner Rupert Morris. Sharing his personal experience, McLeod said that over years of working with wealthy families globally he has observed that asset protection is their main concern, above all else. "Regardless of whether ... |
| | | | ... was making "slightly facetiously". Continuing, Harrison said it's hard to see who the beneficiaries are other than wealthy individuals as they're the only ones who can afford to get advice. Falinski asked what options everyday Australians are ... |
| | | | Despite the raft of reforms aiming to make superannuation more attractive, wealthy Australians should consider supplementing their nest eggs, a wealth management expert says. HLB Mann Judd wealth management partner Michael Hutton says the passing of ... |
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