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  22 February, 2022
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‘Stickiness’ rife as 1.3m remain in underperforming super funds
While 89,000 members have exited an underperforming superannuation fund, more than a million members have opted to remain, according to figures from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority.
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Ex-bankers choose boutique licensees
Former bank-licensed advisers have opted to move to privately-owned licensees, with a preference for boutiques, according to Adviser Ratings.
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The benefits of impact investing
Impact investing offers investors the chance to use their capital for good, by investing in a range of opportunities to develop social and environmental solutions through investments that also generate financial returns.
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ATO questioned over lack of superannuation stapling advertising
Labor Senator Jess Walsh has pressed the Australian Taxation Office as to why it failed to commission a mass advertising campaign for superannuation stapling changes.
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Policy divergence ends decades-long positioning for investors
Divergence in monetary policy is leading investors to make two big allocation shifts away from where they have been positioned for decades, according to abrdn.
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Why Retirees Need A Certain Confidence
Retirees should be able to sleep easy at night knowing their sharemarket-exposed capital is protected against market falls. Their confidence shouldn’t go up or down on the whims of sharemarkets.
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Aussie instos look to China for improved returns
Australian institutional investors looking at Chinese onshore equity market cannot overlook the risks and its uniqueness but will also benefit from its alpha and diversification.
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Australian financial services lead APAC in robotic automation
Australian financial services businesses are leading the Asia Pacific in robotic process automation adoption, according to research.
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Resolution Capital launches active ETF
Resolution Capital has become the latest firm to launch an active exchange traded fund version of a unit trust, focused on global property securities.
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Targeting a new audience
With the traditional demographic of ETF investors changing to include more young and female investors, providers are changing the type of products they are launching, writes Laura Dew.
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Using technology to reduce advice hours
The financial services industry says a regulatory overhaul could rejuvenate the advice industry and technology could achieve the same result, writes Andrew Zietara.
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