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  06 January, 2022
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‘Great time’ to be an adviser in 2022
Advisers need to leave the noise of 2021 in the past and focus on growth, recruitment, and building efficiencies in their businesses, according to Countplus.
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Refining client engagement through fintech
The use of financial technology is imperative for advisers to have a client-centric focus during meetings and create an engine for business growth, according to Astute Wheel.
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Economic Whiplash?
A number of factors suggest 2022 could be very different. Read what the experts from Brandywine Global see in store for global markets and the economy in the year ahead.
Industry News
Douglass rejects idea of returning to CEO role
The search for a new chief executive at Magellan will begin this month with chair Hamish Douglass denying he will be stepping back into his former role.
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SRI among the top themes in 2021
Fund groups offering protection from rising prices or exposure to socially responsible investing saw the highest inflows in 2021.
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Helping Advisers Promote your Managed Accounts
How can managed account providers make their products more compelling to advisers to leverage the continued growth and adoption of these investment solutions?
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‘Difficult period’ for emerging markets
While certain areas of emerging markets have brightening prospects, the threat of problems and regulatory uncertainty in China meant it is still worth being wary of the market.
Industry News
Investor confidence down in December
The Investor Confidence Index dropped 25.9 points in December due to the Omicron emergence and the hawkish pivot from the US Federal Reserve.
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Expert Analysis
Money Management Original
Capitalising on the recovery
Luke Dixon explains the outlook for commercial real estate for 2022 and the stand-out sectors plus whether Australia is a safe harbour for capital growth.
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Minimising CGT: navigating the rules of active assets
Small business capital gains tax concessions, writes Peter Bembrick and Katherine Lloyd, can significantly reduce, or even eliminate, the tax paid on the sale of a small business.
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