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Hope William-Smith
Hope William-Smith
Hope is the Features Journalist at Money Management. Her background spans political, business and lifestyle titles. Hope has a degree in Government & International Political Relations and joined the team after completing a Masters in Law, Media and Journalism.
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Investment advisory Parametric has called out super funds over a lax approach to fixing negative perception problems....
The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia has released a discussion paper outlining the impacts of the ‘gig economy’ for employers’ superannuation....
Mercer has announced the appointment of Kylie Willment to the role of chief investment officer, Pacific....
A survey conducted by comparison site Mozo found many parents lend their children money and most do not expect return payments....
AMP has expanded its wealth management adviser portal to allow adviser and customer access to Challenger annuities....
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has disqualified New South Wales-based SMSF auditor, Kathleen Whittle....
The Australian Bankers’ Association has called for a change to tax reforms as part of a review into how public sector services are funded....
Ignition Wealth’s XPLAN consultancy team will now offer the Ignition Priority Assist Service to improve service efficiency....
The current Northern Trust chief administrative officer has been named as the wealth manager’s country head of Singapore and head of South-East Asia....
MoneyQuest managing director, Michael Russell has questioned the reliance of financial services companies on big data, algorithms, robo-advice and AI....
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This verdict highlights something deeply wrong and rotten at the heart of the FSCP. We are witnessing a heavy-handed, op...
Interesting. Would be good to know the details of the StrategyOne deal....
It’s astonishing to see the FAAA now pushing for more advisers by courting "career changers" and international recruits,...