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Super tax changes will cost retirees

The possibility for government to increase superannuation taxes in response to the ballooningbudget deficit caused by COVID-19 could severely hurt member balances at retirement, according to a research note by the global implementation specialist manager Parametric. Raewyn Williams, head of research (Australia) and analyst Josh McKenzie, in a short paper titled“Will retirees pay the price…

Staff Writer | 10th Sep 2020 | More
Webinars you don’t want to miss

With reporting season coming to an end, it’s time to hear from all the managers how they performance and the key themes that emerging from one the strangest months in recent memory. Insights into the future of investing What Japanification means & revisiting the value anomaly in a post COVID world? Moving to the growth…

Staff Writer | 7th Sep 2020 | More
Govt grant to help develop breast cancer tests

Research on a blood test for the detection and monitoring of breast cancer has taken a step forward with the Federal Government announcing a $372,654 grant.

Staff Writer | 7th Sep 2020 | More
Looking for hidden ESG gems

Looking for hidden ESG gems: a new frontier for responsible investing with “improvers” The ongoing Covid-19 crisis is likely to bear long-term consequences on equity investing, reinforcing the ESG vs. traditional non-ESG equity divide, with the former enjoying large structural demand. Such trends emerge from the 2020 fund flows data available thus far, which show…

Staff Writer | 7th Sep 2020 | More
Get to know Adrian Frinsdorf from William Buck

Adrian Frinsdorf is a Director of Wealth Advisory at William Buck, a 30-year old multidisciplinary financial services group. Adrian has attained a Bachelor of Business at the University of South Australia along with a Diploma of Financial Planning at Deakin University. He is a fully accredited adviser with experience across stock broking, asset management and…

Staff Writer | 31st Aug 2020 | More
  • Maryann Mannix-White to depart AIST

    Maryann Mannix-White, AIST’s chief membership officer, is leaving the organisation having held a variety of senior executive roles, including the general manager role, for more than 15 years. She will leave on October 7 and is looking forward to a holiday before deciding on her next adventure. During her time at AIST, Maryann drove the…

    Staff Writer | 16th Aug 2020 | More
    Hatfield joins advisor platform company board

    Integrated Portfolio Solutions has appointed Damien Hatfield, one of the founders of the hedge fund industry in Australia who, more recently has focused on marketing a range of alternative and some traditional investment strategies for big and small providers, as the newest member of its board. Integrated Portfolio Solutions (IPS) is a low-cost platform which…

    Staff Writer | 16th Aug 2020 | More
    End of an era at Link Group

    by Greg Bright It had to happen, of course, but sometimes when it does it is still a bit of a shock. John McMurtrie, the driving force for nearly 20 years behind what became Link Group, announced last Friday (August 7) his intention to retire early in 2021. The Link board has gone outside the…

    Staff Writer | 9th Aug 2020 | More
    Australia 3rd in world for pension adequacy, NZ 8th

    The Netherlands, Denmark, and Australia were ranked as the top three pension systems by country, according to a report from Visual Capitalist analytics company. New Zealand, despite having little in the way of compulsory savings, came in at 8th in the world. Rounding out the top 10, in order, were: Finland, Sweden, Norway, Singapore, New…

    Staff Writer | 9th Aug 2020 | More
    Martin Currie fires a shot across the bows on dividends

    Martin Currie Australia last week, on August 6, sent a letter to the chairs of all of the companies in which the firm invests in Australia and New Zealand for its income strategies, emphasising what it has relayed in meetings about the “power of dividends” for investors – especially for retirees, charities and foundations. Dividends…

    Staff Writer | 9th Aug 2020 | More
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