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| | | ... relief, saying that unless he is restrained "there is an unacceptable risk" that Mawhinney will re-enter the fray and conduct, most likely through corporate vehicles, a financial services business that "adopts a financially reckless approach that exposes ... |
| | | | ... note said. Ausbil portfolio manager Michael Price commented that with a handful of large banks and resource companies paying most dividends each year, relying solely on these sectors can expose investors to risk if dividends are cut. "DIVI's active ... |
| | | | ... non-super inflows went to ETFs compared to 31% (down from 43%) to unlisted managed funds. ETFs for international equities are the most favoured, as advisers are expanding their use of active ETFs across all asset classes, especially where structure ... |
| | | | ... "clunky, complex, eligibility is very limited, there's a lack of awareness, and critically, there are no real incentives for most people to use it." "Splitting balances - using a rollover from one fund to another - is a genuine structural change ... |
| | | | ... In addition, Longo said there was an opportunity for law reforms which several stakeholders have suggested to ASIC. "The most promising areas for specific law reform are in relation to more substantially simplifying the reportable situations regime to ... |
| | | | ... use AI at work on a regular basis, with almost a third using it weekly or more. General-purpose GenAI tools are by far the most widely used, the survey found, with most employees using free versions of tools like ChatGPT rather than ones provided by ... |
| | | | ... Trust's management group and report to chief executive Michael O'Grady. Hunstad joined the asset manager in 2012 and was most recently the global co-chief investment officer. "We are excited to have Mike step into the role of president of Northern Trust ... |
| | | | ... about the change that technology can bring in terms of productivity and lifting living standards for Australians. "I think most people would agree that there is a great deal of opportunity for innovation and productivity growth - key drivers of economic ... |
| | | | ... from 1% annual growth to 0.7% - the first time it has done so since COVID. Treasurer Jim Chalmers recently called it the most serious economic challenge facing the economy, however we have yet to get any clarity on how the federal government proposes ... |
| | | | ... funds think long-term, but our returns must be real. And I mean real versus nominal. Our default investment option - where most AustralianSuper members are invested- targets CPI plus 4%. That's a benchmark designed to grow members' savings ahead of i ... |
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