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| | | ... latest census, produced in conjunction with Milliman, reports separately managed accounts (SMAs) holding the largest market share of 64% or $148 billion. The SMA asset pool grew 36% year on year. Managed discretionary accounts (MDAs) account for 25% ... |
| | | | ... before, despite male investors continuing to outnumber them overall (58% to 42%). Of the 1.2 million investors entering the share market after 2020, half were women. Interestingly, the percentage of next-generation female investors rose from 9% in 2020 ... |
| | | | The prudential regulator is calling for the consideration of perceived conflicts of interest and reputational risks when appointing directors, and while it's easy to think of cases where this would be appropriate, Gilbert + Tobin partner Luke Barrett ... |
| | | | ... paper. Adopting digital ledger technology (DLT) would lead to less manpower to perform tasks such as checking and managing share dealing and translate to a 30% benefit to profit on average. For the average fund, tokenisation is expected to generate a ... |
| | | | ... last year to take on around 1400 staff and transform its master trust business, SS&C is eyeing significantly more market share in Australia. Speaking to Financial Standard, SS&C global chair and founder Bill Stone said the investment management software ... |
| | | | ASIC has banned Northern Territory financial adviser Harris Shortland for seven years, following his conviction for supplying dangerous drugs. In December 2021, Shortland was convicted on drug offences after having been arrested in July 2018 for importing ... |
| | | | While women are increasingly aware of the importance of their financial wellbeing, only 16% have sought financial advice to achieve their goals. Fidelity's Next Generation research surveyed over 1000 Australian consumers aged 18 to 59 years old, highlighting ... |
| | | | ... and indicative proposals from CC Capital Partners and Bain Capital. The bids were both increased to $5 cash per Insignia share, valuing the wealth manager at $3.35 billion, and an 8.7% increase from the previous $4.60 per share offers. The Insignia board ... |
| | | | ... more value to their members, and that's where their spend will go," he said. Over the years, he stated, the lion's share of the outsourced market has maintained an approach where all administration tasks are handled by the outsourced party. The ... |
| | | | ... investment managers who have predominantly run unlisted strategies are adopting the dual access model or opening an ETF share class," Ibrahim said. "Throughout 2025, we believe the growth momentum of the Australian ETF market will continue, mainly driven ... |
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