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| | | ... life stage and enables individuals' life aspirations - that's what we have modelled." For those who received advice, the study also found: 93% are sure they could fund three months out-of-work (compared to 77% never advised) 84% always pay off their ... |
| | | | ... 12, 8.50am - Good morning from the Gold Coast! Our live blog is back for Day Two. AFA to reveal findings of a new advice study in the opening session. The technical aspect of the conference starts in earnest today with back-to-back Focus Sessions on ... |
| | | | ... communities and the climate," Atkin said. First State Super chief executive Michael Dwyer added: "Our commitment to this study came as part of our broader Climate Change Adaptation Plan, established in 2015. As the stewards of $85 billion in superannuation ... |
| | | | ... of four exemptions based on qualifications already attained, with the remaining eight units only requiring two years of study. While the demands of academic study would undoubtedly place additional demands on time, the ultimate benefit to an industry ... |
| | | | ... sweeping the industry, latest research shows. About 78% of global asset managers canvassed in State Street's Growth Readiness Study said they are optimistic about hitting growth targets over the next five years. More than half (56%) believe buoyant economic ... |
| | | | ... reached 17% and 6% respectively in the year to June, according to investment management firm Invesco's Global Factor Investing Study. About half (49%) of those using factor-based strategies identified 'value' as one of the easiest factors to implement ... |
| | | | ... implications of upcoming regulation, as well as taking into account feedback from the UK regulator in its recent market study on the lack of pricing innovation in our industry, we believe that a far more fundamental change to how clients are charged ... |
| | | | ... generation to take over, 83% do not have a succession plan in place, according to PwC's Once in a Lifetime report. A separate study by UBS and Campden Research recently found family offices in Asia Pacific lagged behind Europe and North America in succession ... |
| | | | ... consumer, including annual and performance fees, and indirect costs in a simplified PDS no more than eight pages. A separate study commissioned by ISA found the new rules will result in a "lack of simple comparability" between products. There is a substantial ... |
| | | | ... that it employs "survivorship bias correction." This means that while funds may be liquidated or merged during a period of study, these funds are still included. S&P explains this by saying that "unlike other commonly available comparison reports, SPIVA ... |
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