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| | | At least for the next few months while central banks are raising rates, expect the volatility we've seen in share markets, currencies and fixed income to remain in play, warned AMP senior economist Diana Mousina at the Association of Financial Advisers' ... |
| | | | ... there are only 16,500 financial advisers in Australia. "Forty-one per cent of Australians intend to receive advice in the new few years, so we need to find solutions for those people to be able to access that in a way that's affordable to them," Esler ... |
| | | | ... to be tremendous," Perera explained. Nevertheless, he acknowledged that many advisers have paid heavy prices over the last few years, many having left the industry as a result of compliance pressures and education reform. For advisers that didn't pass ... |
| | | | ... increasingly valued by clients." "We have long seen the APAC region as an important market in our growth strategy and in the past few years have seen increasing interest across our boutiques, particularly in our actively managed equity and fixed income ... |
| | | | New analysis of financial adviser numbers speculates as to how big the industry might be in 20 years' time, presenting a range of scenarios - including a world in which there might be no advisers left. Adviser numbers hit their peak in 2019 at 26,500 ... |
| | | | ... commonsense approach to compliance, which he applied when working with Synchron and as a consultant to AIOFP members over the last few years. According to Sequoia managing director Garry Crole, given Osborne's accomplishments in this area, he will ... |
| | | | ... including Australia," it said. "There have been times and places when the easiest way to generate outperformance was by getting a few bold selections right, but within large-cap Australian equities during the first half of 2022, focusing on a few big ... |
| | | | ... RBA's CPI expectations are achievable, but likely fraught with bumps along the way. Looking ahead, Rundell expects the next few rate hikes to be smaller in size, probably 25 basis points per meeting or possibly even paused as the RBA assesses the collateral ... |
| | | | ... soon begin to moderate. Fortunately, inflation expectations seem to remain anchored." "Meanwhile the RBA will continue for a few more months to normalise the cash rate, after which they will hold. To ensure a soft landing, a reduction in the rate may ... |
| | | | ... executive Phil Anderson to Financial Standard. "The importance of doing it has been there for a while, however in the last few years other pressures have existed in the financial advice profession; the reduction in adviser numbers was one of the factors ... |
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