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| | | ... 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. ... |
| | | | ... 22% in EMEA and 15% in APAC. Lower holdings in alternatives is in contrast to other surveys, such as BlackRock's recent study, which showed that geopolitical uncertainties are forcing family offices out of US equities and diversifying into alternatives. ... |
| | | | ... perspective of Australian funds in the rankings, there was a distinct difference between the 10 industry super funds in the study, which on average grew by 2.4% and only fell on average eight ranking spots, and the five government super funds, on average ... |
| | | | ... peers in boutique and larger firms. Additionally, ETF usage continues to climb across both index and active categories, the study showed, as 24% (up from 21%) of new non-super inflows went to ETFs compared to 31% (down from 43%) to unlisted managed funds. ... |
| | | | ... outsource part of what you do to that person. But in this case, you can outsource it to AI, which is awesome." An April study by KPMG and the University of Melbourne found that nearly 65% of employees report that their workplace currently uses AI. Half ... |
| | | | ... of reference for the inquiry specifically mentioned the collapse of Dixon Advisory and Superannuation Services as a case study, including looking at the business model and influence of the sale of related party products. The inquiry was also supposed ... |
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