With the intergenerational wealth transfer underway in Australia, wealth managers are focusing on how they can attract the next generation of advisers to service these younger clients.
As private markets garner mainstream attention, a panel of experts believe access to the asset class through managed accounts will become more widely available, providing opportunities for advisers to diversify portfolios.
While retail investors turned to blue-chip stocks last month, according to AUSIEX trading data, September saw advised investors switch into ETFs.
Advice licensee Count’s subsidiary Accurium is to acquire a Melbourne-based accountancy and advisory firm, the third accounting acquisition in recent months.
ASIC wants to expand proceedings against Equity Trustees to seek compensation for members following Macquarie’s agreement to pay $321 million over Shield failings.
Ausbil is to expand its active ETF range with two launches, one focusing on global small caps and one on listed infrastructure.
Advice firm Apt Wealth Partners has appointed Andrew Dunbar to lead the firm in its next growth phase, while former CEO James McGregor will step up as executive chair to focus on M&A plans.
The use of offshore service providers could be exposing clients to potential risks around confidentiality, operational disruption, or effective supervision, ASIC has warned financial advice licensees.
Up to 20 per cent of wealth and asset managers globally are set to be acquired in the next five years, according to Morgan Stanley, with focus expected to move to ‘inter-sector’ deals between industries.
GQG Partners’ year-to-date flows are 80 per cent lower than the same period a year ago as underperformance prompts three consecutive months of outflows.
