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| 23 August, 2021 |
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| Latest News |
| Money Management Original | | Sequoia hungry for acquisitions | | Sequoia will continue to acquire mid-tier licensee service businesses to provide services to 1,000 advisers by 2025. |
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| Money Management Original | | Tough times for growing new risk business | | Risk specialist advisers will have a tough time growing new business as the life insurance market continues to shrink and the cost of advice continues to rise. |
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| Sponsored Content | | Playing the long game in China | | Increasing affluence in China is changing household spending patterns. Whilst urbanisation benefits our resources sector, the opportunity for Australian businesses is likely to be much broader in the future. |
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| Industry News | | Inflation no longer assumed to be ‘transitory’ | | Company results this reporting season are indicating inflation is ‘already here’ and investors need to ensure they do not get complacent in assuming it will only be transitory. |
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| Sponsored Content | | Making bonds work harder in 3Q21 | | As inflation kicks in, all bonds crumble? Not so. Find out more about how income opportunities can still be found in different fixed income sectors. |
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| Industry News | | FPA appoints education council chair | | The Financial Planning Association of Australia has appointed Marc Olynyk as its new chair of the Financial Planning Education Council. |
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| Editorial |
| Money Management Original | | Transparency needed on ASIC unmet needs project | | The decision to withhold submissions from its consultation into affordable advice is a contrary move by the corporate regulator when the advice industry has funded the $386,000 project. |
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| InFocus |
| Money Management Original | | InFocus: The future of a concentrated life insurance market | | As TAL acquires Westpac Life Insurance, experts believe international ownership of life insurers is no bad thing as it will bring expertise and specialisation but a smaller market could cause innovation to wither, writes Jassmyn Goh. |
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