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| | | ... with ActiveSuper and Royale Capital owners Jason Burrows and Justin Gibson, raised $4.75 million from over 200 SMSF investors (aiming to raise at least $20 million). They intended to establish an offshore share scheme in the US and British Virgin Islands ... |
| | | | ... banning orders ranging from 7.5 years to permanent for individuals participating in providing unlicensed advice to SMSF investors. The regulator has provided submissions to the Federal Court, specifically mentioning property developer Craig Gore and ... |
| | | | ... than the equity market and strongly correlated to it. Because of that, they suggest treating it as a growth asset. SMSF investors' exposure to property has been widely discussed over the past few months, especially following strong statements from the ... |
| | | | ... but they were primarily targeting the large number of investors who did not seek financial advice, which includes SMSF investors. "Given the large number of Australians who do not seek financial advice, there's clearly an opportunity for the local ... |
| | | | ... not always so willing so it's up to all of us to defend the sector." Defending the asset allocation decisions of SMSF investors, which have faced criticism from experts for being too thinly invested in international shares, Burgess said critics overlook ... |
| | | | ... $543 billion that is invested through self-managed super funds sits in managed investment schemes. Furthermore, SMSF investors are vastly under-invested in international securities. The latest available ATO data shows that the segment has less than 1% ... |
| | | | ... investments, funds with international exposure and equity and infrastructure funds. "There is a growing demand from SMSF investors who want to buy both managed funds and listed securities in a simple and convenient way. We expect our involvement with ... |
| | | | ... has also escaped the attention of the Financial System Inquiry. It seems the powers at be are content to allow SMSF investors to control their own affairs without too much probing from the regulator, but in return there is to be no compensation scheme ... |
| | | | ... for self-managed super fund (SMSF) investors, who see it as a way to gain international exposure. In 2012, 61% of SMSF investors held their international allocation through managed funds, and 5% did it through ETFs. In 2014, the percentage has increased ... |
| | | | Exchange traded fund (ETF) provider BetaShares is targeting SMSF investors and retirees with the launch of a new yield-focused ETF. The BetaShares Australian Dividend Harvester Fund (managed fund), will trade under the ASX code "HVST". It seeks to maximise ... |
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