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| | | ... the Powerwrap platform can lead the expansion into global SMAs," he said. "All Australian investors, particularly SMSF investors, are significantly underweight in global equities. Powerwrap can be the destination platform for the best global asset managers ... |
| | | | ... Macrovue's board. Fenech said: "I'm looking forward to working closely with Sid and the team, especially given that SMSF investors are heavily exposed to equity portfolios. As an online investment platform Macrovue makes it easy to invest in both Australian ... |
| | | | ... total SMSF population, CommSec's insights show those aged 51 to 65 years still account for the greatest number of SMSF investors - 42% of both members and total SMSF trading volumes. In addition, this group's trade amounts are about 50 times larger than ... |
| | | | ... propensity to trade and a disparity in financial resources between the genders," the report reads. The report also shows SMSF investors taking advantage of reduced sharemarket volatility to consolidate their portfolios, trading less but taking larger ... |
| | | | ... considered in-house assets or related trusts under the SIS (Superannuation Industry Supervision) Act. If successful, SMSF investors with the ASX-listed fractional investment fund manager would be able to invest in property sub-funds in which the tenant ... |
| | | | ... able to access all the other benefits that come from being in a Wrap. We believe it will have large appeal for SMSF investors, and will be available later in the year," Wall said. |
| | | | ... Financial advisers must adapt self-managed superannuation offerings if they wish to keep up with the new generation of SMSF investors, as the latest insight from Commonwealth Bank and the SMSF Association demonstrates an increased need for SMSF specialists. ... |
| | | | ... at its peak and new products such as active ETFs becoming increasingly popular, there is more need than ever for SMSF investors to turn to financial advisers for support." The research also revealed that SMSF trustees continue to find managed funds attractive ... |
| | | | ... property. The research shows SMSFs own less than 1% of residential properties in Australia, while 22% is owned by non-SMSF investors and 68% held by owner-occupiers; that equates to around $64 billion of the total $6.7 trillion residential property market. ... |
| | | | ... analysis shows that during an August 2015 market downturn, the fallout after the Brexit vote, and the US election, SMSF investors were the most active investors in the retail segment, and traded on average 30% more than non-SMSFs. "Over the past two ... |
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