HUB24 has pointed to the Federal Budget tax changes as being a significant factor in rising demand for financial advice.
Schroders’ Helen Mason said the technical setup for financial sub-debt remains among the most compelling we have seen in some time.
Calastone’s Marsha Lee said Australian investors remained invested throughout H1 2026 but became more selective in their allocations.
HUB24 has delivered another strong quarter noting $4.2b in net inflows and its solid standing with respect to managed accounts.
The fact that ASIC says it secured $830 million in civil penalty orders last financial year is cold comfort for those paying their levies.
Count Limited has launched Count Wealth as a scaleable national platform off the back of its just-completed acquisition of Oracle.
Super funds have weathered challenging market conditions to post its fourth consecutive year of positive returns.
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As bank hybrids are being phased out, many investors are seeking new ways to generate reliable income. And subordinated debt is stepping in.
Trade finance has demonstrated resilience across global shocks, combining short‑duration, self‑liquidating structures with historically low volatility
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ASIC chair, Sarah Court has been asked whether Treasury requested that the regulator provide suggested names for its own oversight body.
The whack-a-mole policy approach of successive Governments has resulted in the advice mess being faced by both advisers and super funds.
SS&C Technologies and Insignia Financial are the subject of a dispute lodged by the FSU over plans to axe hundreds of local jobs.
CALI’s Christine Cupitt said insurance inside super remains the least understood financial protection despite being easily accessible.
Legal profession superannuation fund, legalsuper has announced former HESTA COO, Stephen Reilly, as its new CEO.
NGS Super has appointed former retirement head of Willis Towers Watson, Nick Callil, to oversee its strategy.
Datt Capital’s Daniel Liptak said valuations for gold and banks were driven by fear of missing out, while market is growing doubtful of AI.
ASIC Chair Sarah Court said Australians expect banks and financial services providers to stay vigilant and protect them from harm.
InvestmentMarkets’ Darren Connolly said young investors would achieve stronger long-term outcomes by focusing on the basics.
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