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  12 October, 2020
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Money Management Original
FSC argues for pragmatism on cost of advice
The COVID-19 pandemic could act as the catalyst for regulatory pragmatism aimed at lowering the cost of advice, according to the Financial Services Council.
Industry News
Is the market in a sucker’s rally?
The first Friday afternoon in October saw a late afternoon sell-off upon news of President Trump’s positive COVID-19 test, but the ensuing rally last week could be a “sucker’s rally”, according to Wealth Within.
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Bridging the platform gap
The digitalisation of advice is creating a breadth of technology partners & solutions for advisers to improve business & client engagement processes. But is it a case of less is more?
Industry News
Value investing is not dead
The underperformance of value investing in recent years has been distorted by the rise of a very narrow set of technology stocks, according to Realindex.
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Industry News
Retirees keen to remain home rather than downsize
Nearly three quarters of older Australians wish to remain in their own home when they retire, instead of downsizing, but lack confidence in how they will fund this.
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What sustainability will look like post-Covid-19
The most important ESG issue in the coronavirus crisis is our response. And it will be the most sustainable companies that are likely to prosper the most. Read more.
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Money Management Original
Energy companies crucial for decarbonisation: Schroders
Fund managers should avoid ignoring energy companies as they will be vital as Australia transitions to decarbonisation.
Money Management Original
Green bonds moving in right direction
Issues such as narrow sector issuance, currency issues and credit quality are starting to be addressed to allow the asset class to play a good role in portfolios, according to Western Asset Management.
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Editorial
Money Management Original
Time to let the financial planning industry succeed
The banks are out, scores of advisers are heading for the exits and it is time for Governments to stand back and let the financial planning industry succeed.
InFocus
Money Management Original
InFocus: Volume rebates are long gone so who gets the money now?
Mike Taylor writes that with the few remaining grandfathered remuneration arrangements coming to an end, a different regime has already evolved with the ultimate cost being carried by investors.
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