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| | | ... opportunities in Shariah-compliant investing, ESG and digital assets approaches aligning with national transformation agendas. The study observed an industrial shift towards passive investment strategies, now accounting for 39% of total AUM, a 6.1% increase ... |
| | | | ... Around 35% of the respondents said they took around 21% to 30% of the profit from the business. According to a latest KPMG study, about two in five Australian family offices are run by chief executives who are a member of the family and can earn up to ... |
| | | | ... structurally sound with many good features, but has some areas for improvement that differentiate it from an A-grade system. The study noted that Australia can improve its ranking by focusing on retirement income as the primary purpose of superannuation ... |
| | | | ... savings invested in a traditional 60/40 portfolio are more likely to run out of money early, according to a Monash University study. The study looked at how well the 60/40 strategy supports retirees - both male and female - over a 25-year period for ... |
| | | | ... practice to Queensland local government accountants association and the NSW local government finance professionals intensive study course. CPG is led by chief executive Andrew Vallner who has worked in investment management, research and consulting for ... |
| | | | ... offices are run by chief executives who are a member of the family and can earn up to US$625,000, according to a new KPMG study. Some 43% of chief executives running family offices are aged over 50 and commonly come from an investment management background ... |
| | | | ... confidence, support, and a sense of control, even when times are tough," FAAA chief executive Sarah Abood said. The quantitative study undertaken in July to August 2025 involved an online survey of 1226 respondents from Australia, each of whom was over ... |
| | | | ... half of 2025, boosted by the weaker US dollar, Australia wasn't so prosperous. According to Capital Group's Global Equity Study Dividend Watch, global dividends increased 7.7% year on year to $1.7 trillion (US$1.14tn), nearly matching the total for the ... |
| | | | ... year to retire comfortably. This is a 59% spike from $66,000 in 2023 and an increase from $96,000 in 2024. In contrast, the study said that retired couples currently spend only $55,000 annually. Vanguard also identified growing concerns regarding housing ... |
| | | | ... (16%) are the three main factors contributing to an underpinning desire for financial stability. Similarly, the Fidelity study revealed 52% of Australians have the primary investment goal of saving for retirement, while 50% identified financial independence. ... |
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