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11 October, 2021 |
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Latest News |
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Money Management Original | Advisers need to differentiate themselves | Like with online dating, advisers need to differentiate themselves to attract their chosen target market and avoid being judged only on fees, according to an adviser. |
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Sponsored Content | The megatrends shaping property investments | Societal megatrends will have big implications for real estate – boosting some sectors and disrupting others. First Sentier Investors Global Head of Property Securities delves into the six trends shaping the next decade. |
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Money Management Original | Cultural issues a financial risk | Substance to certain media stories regarding company culture has meant investment firms will have to be more proactive over how they identify cultural risks, according to Frontier. |
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Money Management Original | Delinquency rates to rise | It’s time for investors to think about how a collapse in the cost of capital has masked true delinquency rates in asset markets, according to Wentworth Williamson. |
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Sponsored Content | An alternative source of income | Times are tough for investors looking to add value through a defensive portfolio. Find out where commercial Real Estate (CRE) debt fits in a defensive portfolio with an income focus. |
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Money Management Original | Demand for alternative assets not being met | Rising demand from institutional investors for private equity, private credit infrastructure and real estate is growing at 10% a year, according to Morrison and Co. |
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Industry News | Investors chasing ‘hype’ in thematics | Investors are being warned many companies in thematics such as electric vehicles or battery storage are still in the “hype” phase and may be unprofitable in later years. |
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Industry News | IOOF restructure sees CIO out | Since the acquisition of MLC, the firm has focused on organisational design which has resulted in its chief information officer leaving IOOF. |
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TOP Financial Planning Groups |
Money Management Research | Adviser numbers reach new lows | Money Management’s 2021 TOP Financial Planning Groups survey has confirmed that the number of financial advisers operating under the umbrellas of the largest groups has dropped to new lows, Oksana Patron writes. |
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Editorial |
Money Management Original | Why are advisers paying more for the same exam? | Advisers who sit the financial adviser exam under the corporate watchdog will pay almost 60% more than advisers sitting the exam under the current regime and transparency is needed on the rise. |
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InFocus |
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