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| | | ... objective of delivering long-term investment performance," Margolis said on LinkedIn. "Fidante will continue to support us with retail distribution and investment operations. We're excited to deliver the same level of excellence and dedication to ... |
| | | | ... Between 2000 and 2009, Bradbury held several senior positions at Barclays Global Investors (BGI), including head of BGI's retail, multi manager and intermediary business, and co-head of iShares Australia. In this latter role he was responsible for ... |
| | | | ... offer higher levels of cover for most members. This ranges from $152,500 for members aged 20 to $24,800 for those aged 65. Retail funds had similar or lower offerings, ranging from $127,800 at age 20 to $16,300 by age 65. Rainmaker also found that standard ... |
| | | | ... products achieve for investors and said it "proudly stands" as the first and only Bitcoin ETF in Australia licenced under a retail crypto asset AFSL authorisation. "These crypto-centric investor protection rules were put in place to safeguarding investors ... |
| | | | ... at the end of June, which was relatively flat month on month. Institutional clients comprise $19.4 billion in FUM while retail clients' assets are worth $17.2 billion. The fund manager earned $19 million in performance fees for the last financial ... |
| | | | The relationship between assets under management (AUM) and revenue growth has broken down as fund buyers - both retail and institutional - increasingly embrace lower-fee index funds. This comes as interest in more expensive active strategies appears ... |
| | | | ... $48.39 million collectively as the annual levy does not appear to be reducing. Licensees that provide personal advice to retail clients on relevant financial products are due to fork out a minimum levy of $1500 plus $2878 on a per adviser basis. According ... |
| | | | ... continues to benefit from the e-commerce and digitisation trends. These assets are less exposed than assets in the office and retail sectors, which have seen their valuations come under pressure on the back of higher interest rates," he said. Looking ... |
| | | | ... MySuper 1970s investment option, its largest by funds under management, had a return of 11.4% for FY24. Meanwhile, the retail super fund's 1980s and 1990s investment options returned 11.31%, respectively. AMP said a high allocation to global listed ... |
| | | | ... while its FirstChoice Employer Super growth fund (MySuper Lifestage 1975-79) realised a 14.3% return. The $150 billion retail fund's MySuper Lifestage 1980-84 and MySuper Lifestage 1985-89 funds had even stronger returns of 14.7%. CFS Superannuation ... |
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