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  26 April, 2022
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Money Management Original
Prescriptive PY produces problems
Prescriptive Professional Year requirements are hampering the advice industry in a time of declining adviser numbers, say two industry associations.
Money Management Original
Positioning for BlackRock’s three Q2 themes
BlackRock has updated its three 2022 investment themes to account for the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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Industry News
Stagflation less likely but not off the mark: Aviva
The risk of a more damaging and lasting inflation episode has risen, according to Aviva Investors, but a stagflation environment of the 1970s is unlikely.
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Industry News
AIST appoints former Treasurer to board
The Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees has announced two board appointments including former Federal Treasurer and deputy prime minister Wayne Swan.
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ETF Securities sets launch date for Bitcoin ETF
ETF Securities will launch its spot Bitcoin ETF this week, the first available in Australia.
Industry News
Principal Financial Group to launch financial inclusion study
Principal Financial Group will launch an inaugural study in September to examine key drivers shaping financial inclusion across the globe, including in Australia.
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Editorial
Money Management Original
Dealing with key-man risk
Asset managers are coming to terms with key-man risk as advisers and investors question the succession plans for their teams.
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Money Management Original
Why did so many advisers fail the February exam?
Liam Cormican explores what factors might have driven a higher proportion of people to fail the Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s first financial adviser exam in February.
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