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  17 March, 2021
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Count lures four more IOOF firms
Four former IOOF-licensed firms, four of them Bridges operatives, have moved home to Count Financial.
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Industry funds pursue advice modelling unconstrained by regulation
What would financial advice look like if it was unconstrained by the existing regulatory regime? The industry funds want to find out.
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Specialist consultancy a potential solution for older risk advisers
Risk advisers who don’t want to see through the education requirements could stay in the industry via a consultancy network.
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Median balanced super fund up 0.7% in February
The rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine in Australia has allowed superannuation funds to continue to enjoy the continued market recovery, according to SuperRatings.
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Renewables sector transformed into global asset class
The appetite for renewable energy infrastructure has helped transform the sector into a highly competitive and global asset class, according to bfinance.
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Australia praised for ease of residency requirements
Australia has been ranked as fifth in the world for its investment migration programme, according to advisory firm Henley & Partners.
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Gonzalez departs Pendal, successor named
J O Hambro Capital Management executive, Nicholas Good has been named the incoming chief executive of Pendal as Emilio Gonzalez transitions out of the role.
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Where do we go from here?
There was support for increased standards in the financial advice industry, Chris Dastoor writes, but any goodwill was destroyed by FASEA in just a few years. Where did it all go wrong?
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Balancing returns while excluding mining
Australian investors need to consider whether they are willing to sacrifice returns for their ethical values as the exclusion of miners could cause a significant skew to portfolios, Laura Dew writes.
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