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| | | ... said they took around 21% to 30% of the profit from the business. According to a latest KPMG study, about two in five Australian family offices are run by chief executives who are a member of the family and can earn up to US$625,000. "You need strategic ... |
| | | | ... AI to generate complaints letters and correspondence using large language models and is looking at applying to the Australian market. "Clients that we talk to and appoint us like the global scale we have. They like the technology and it's an expectation," ... |
| | | | ... Hong Kong-based managing director Eduard Wehry. PGIM declined to comment. The asset manager recently bolstered its Australian real estate business with the appointment of two executives to spearhead growth across its debt and equity platform. Sam Mellor ... |
| | | | GAM Investments is bringing back one of its own to lead the charge on growth, with Australian executive Tim Rainsford returning after a five-year break to helm the Swiss asset manager's product and distribution efforts. Rainsford, who studied at ... |
| | | | Major players in alternatives and real assets are reshuffling their ranks, with asset consultants, super funds and investment managers all announcing new hires and promotions. AustralianSuper confirmed that head of mid-risk portfolios Jason Peasley ... |
| | | | The Australian Financial Complaints Authority's (AFCA) annual review shows that in FY25, and for the second consecutive year, more than 100,000 complaints were lodged. In investments and advice, large scale collapses in the financial advice industry ... |
| | | | ... Togethr Trustees umbrella in late 2019. Until their official merger in 2021, his appointment marked the first time two Australian superannuation funds had the same chief executive concurrently. Prior, he was chief executive of Computershare in Australia ... |
| | | | ... investors have been spared the ravages of inflation in recent decades, it is a risk which should still be planned for. Australian CPI inflation hit 7.8% in the December quarter of 2022, the highest in three decades, and gave investors a small taste of ... |
| | | | ... spotlight - the rapid jump in mental health claims and how long they can take to be settled. In calendar year 2024, Australian insurers paid out a total of $2.2 billion in mental health claims, according to modelling from the Council of Australian Life ... |
| | | | ... higher than it was and that the Quant Fund had operated for longer than it had. "Northcott failed to understand the Australian financial services licensing and compliance regime and is not adequately trained, or is not competent, to provide one or more ... |
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