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| | | ... and legal risks, the majority are less mature in managing non-investment risks such as ESG, operational (data protection, third party) or strategic risks." As such, KPMG advanced equal attention and prioritisation to managing all risk classes with a ... |
| | | | Ross Youngman will retire next year, with the equities manager naming his replacement. Youngman will step down in the third quarter of 2023 after six years in the role and eight years at the firm. "It has been very satisfying to work closely with our ... |
| | | | Following education reforms, analysis of financial advisers' tertiary qualifications suggests the advice sector is now among the most highly educated professions in Australia. Rainmaker Information's 2022 review of advisers' ASIC-recognised qualifications ... |
| | | | ... Pension Boost founder Paul Rogan said it's clear both firms share the same ambition to cement home equity access as the third pillar of retirement funding. "Bringing the two businesses together establishes the leading platform for retirees looking ... |
| | | | ... 2050." In the five years the study has been done, the share of assets held by sovereign wealth funds has risen above one-third and now sits at 37%. The share of assets held by pension funds has begun to slowly decrease, coming in at 56% this year compared ... |
| | | | ... Blake Briggs said despite the benefits of compulsory superannuation, if advice policy settings are left unchanged only a third of retirees will get financial advice over the next decade. "A generation of retiring Australians would benefit from high quality ... |
| | | | ... part of, and enable, the financial system," he said. "While it's important that everyone keeps their own house in order, third-party suppliers can create vulnerabilities, and that is where our work - and indeed, that of the international regulatory bodies ... |
| | | | ... future. Evidently, 39% of Australians consider their super more important now than prior to the pandemic, with around a third saying they think about their retirement plans more often. Equipsuper chief executive Scott Cameron said: "Australians are seeking ... |
| | | | ... leaders and managers want their staff back in the office more than the employees want to be back in the office." Finally, the third and final trend McQueen referenced was generational change, particularly the post-millennial era. "We've spent a lot ... |
| | | | ... challenge is that, in his experience, when someone needs ongoing advice, they want the advice yesterday. He added: "The third part is - imagine yourself as an ongoing, retained client in my business and I'm trying to deliver your review or your piece ... |
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