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| | | ... balanced portfolio still carries material chances of exhaustion within a decade, while men with median savings ($283,000) face far more secure outcomes," Ruthbah said. "This gap has profound implications for retirement adequacy and policy design. It ... |
| | | | ... self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF)/limited-advice service, losing some 26 advisers on the Financial Adviser Register (FAR), latest data shows. Padua WealthData's weekly adviser update shows that Count now has 527 advisers - from 553 previously ... |
| | | | ... result, a change in management or a period of uncertainty can quickly turn a company into one investors would rather avoid. Far less attention is paid to what happens between periods of uncertainty and stability. In that space between sell-off and recovery ... |
| | | | ... genuinely diversified global strategy." If the US-Israel-led war on Iran has taught businesses and governments anything thus far it is the importance of diversification - across suppliers and geographies. For countries like the Philippines, and even ... |
| | | | ... Armitage warned geopolitical disruption is no longer episodic but a defining feature of today's investment landscape, with far-reaching implications for asset pricing and portfolio construction. "There's this view that geopolitical events occur ... |
| | | | ... optionality and choice," she said. "You could destroy your Australian share public markets capital issuance here if we push too far down a certain path, and that's not the role of a platform either." Maloney said the North platform is getting "much ... |
| | | | Brighter Super has committed almost half of its planned $500 million in the Queensland Investment Strategy (QIS), two years into a five-year program aimed at increasing local investment across property, agriculture, infrastructure and high-growth businesses. ... |
| | | | Geopolitical risks are increasingly encroaching on traditional market cycles, forcing investors to make sense of these "jungle times" where anything goes, according to an economist. Diana Mousina, deputy chief economist at AMP, said the current economic ... |
| | | | ... real significance beyond partnership mechanics. "Australia has been very successful at helping people accumulate super, yet far less effective at helping them convert those balances into income they can actually depend on," Hamilton said. "CFS is embedding ... |
| | | | ... Allspring Global Investments head of global macro strategy Noah Wise believes Artificial Intelligence (AI) will become the far more significant force, shaping bond markets over the next year. Speaking in Sydney, Wise said investors heavily focused on ... |
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