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| | | ... invested in public market assets. Pinnacle's boutiques typically have smaller FUM than standalone managers, meaning there is greater risk for them to be non-viable of there is a major fall in capital markets or large client redemption, Morningstar sa ... |
| | | | ... corporate culture in Australia. Senior executives from the banking, insurance and superannuation industries will have greater personal accountability for misconduct that occurs under their watch." Of note, CHOICE also wants to introduce civil penalties ... |
| | | | ... headline rate of 30% and tax-effective rate between 12-15% through optimised structures. Investment bonds can also offer greater liquidity and estate planning benefits compared to super. According to Hackett, when it comes to accessing funds in super ... |
| | | | ... volatility and smaller absolute return-potential in general in this asset class, believe it still makes a strong case for greater diversity," WTW said. "... Similarly, we tested whether certain asset classes are lagging the broader industry as managers ... |
| | | | ... deal however hinges upon ongoing litigation involving one of the Enva entities being resolved and any debt at completion greater than $2.7 million subtracted from deferred payments. Last June, TIP acquired boutique firm Burman Invest, which was set up ... |
| | | | ... group's focus is on continuing to grow a national portfolio of premium and well-located rental communities that deliver greater housing choices for more Australians and strong, long-term returns for investors. "Kinleaf's offering is grounded in providing ... |
| | | | ... returns in the vicinity of 8-10% per annum from equities. With more conservative returns on the horizon, advisers can expect greater scrutiny of their investment philosophy, processes, and performance, not only from clients but potentially from regulators," ... |
| | | | ... significantly expanded the number of models and managers they offer. "... as well as editing and tax optimisation tools to enable greater adoption," said McGivern. It explained several platforms introduced new integrations with third-party ESG ratings ... |
| | | | ... retire just after their 65 th birthday. Of note, Rawnsley said the tendency to retire later in life is most evident in the Greater Sydney area, which is where some of the highest rates of delayed retirement since the start of the pandemic have been seen. ... |
| | | | ... increase in unemployment later on. Relatedly, members [of the board] observed that the longer inflation stayed high, the greater the risk of price and wage expectations moving higher," the minutes read. Meanwhile, the arguments for a 25-point increase ... |
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