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| | ... weekly or monthly. "This is far from ideal when you consider our customers engage online every day with Facebook, Google and Amazon," Netwealth joint managing director Matt Heine said. "Our new competitors are not other advice practices or financial ... |
| | | ... space, and that "active ETFs are absolutely in the client interest." Devoy said it's important active managers can bring an "Amazon-esque" experience to financial services. Instead of having wet signatures and 200-page product disclosure statements ... |
| | | ... ETFs will launch, "active ETFs are absolutely in the client interest." "They completely remove friction. Think about the Amazon experience: I just had a book delivered to Chifley Pharmacy. My last best experience is now the bar and Amazon sets it," Devoy ... |
| | | ... ETFs will launch, "active ETFs are absolutely in the client interest." "They completely remove friction. Think about the Amazon experience: I just had a book delivered to Chifley Pharmacy. My last best experience is now the bar and Amazon sets it," Devoy ... |
| | | ... financial services. They expect simplicity, transparency and immediate value - similar to what they demand from companies like Amazon and Kayak," Dash said. "To me it's the consumer rather than the fintech that's changing the way things work." Credible ... |
| | | ... also observed. SMSF investors are now the fastest growing customer segment in direct international shares, with Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google remaining among their favourite stocks to trade. "Now part of Australians' daily lives, these shares offer ... |
| | | ... innovation Jonathan Davey said the proliferation of voice-activated, hands-free devices such as Siri and Google Home and Amazon's Alexa in the Australian market is reshaping consumer behaviour and expectations. "We live in a world that wants instant ... |
| | | ... diversification via less traditional, high growth sectors such as robotics and aerospace. Tencent, Tesla and Nvidia joined Amazon, Apple and Facebook as some of the most heavily traded international stocks last year by SMSFs. "International trading surged ... |
| | | ... Hong Kong and most of Asia. This means investors can take advantage of price movements in international stocks such as Amazon, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Toyota and other Asian listed companies. Investors can also access Chinese listed stocks including ... |
| | | ... the proliferation of voice-activated, hands-free devices such as Siri and Google Home and the much anticipated release of Amazon's Alexa to the Australian market this year are reshaping consumer behaviour and expectations. "We live in a world that wants ... |
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