The evolving adviser-BDM relationship
As financial advisers seek out practice management support, the purpose of BDMs has shifted beyond just selling investment products to providing invaluable guidance to advice practices.
As financial advisers seek out practice management support, the purpose of BDMs has shifted beyond just selling investment products to providing invaluable guidance to advice practices.
The ongoing process of the Quality of Advice Review has now taken twice as long as it took for the findings of the Hayne royal commission but it is understood this is "a relatively average pace" by policy standards.
With the private debt marketplace described as a “minefield” to navigate, research house Zenith Investment Partners has shared tips to help advisers select the right fund.
Global X Australia’s Manny Damianakis unpacks how thematic ETFs, particularly those centred around artificial intelligence, are helping advisers capture investor interest for specific megatrends.
Multiple financial services organisations, including the FSC and FAAA, are calling for better handling of financial abuse, with financial advisers being “uniquely positioned” to recognise the signs through client relationships.
The Australian Taxation Office has warned individuals who rush to file their tax return next week are twice as likely to make a mistake by filing before all information is available.
Financial advisers are encountering problems when it comes to navigating the technicalities of superannuation decumulation, according to BT, as well as how to best plan for the intergenerational wealth transfer.
Pella Funds Management founder, Jordan Cvetanovski, has shared his top advice for any budding fund managers looking to start their own business.
With the proportion of female portfolio managers decreasing by 17 per cent in the last seven years, certain asset classes are faring better than others, according to Future IM/Pact.
Over seven in 10 financial advice practices that embrace technology are enjoying profits above 10 per cent, compared to just 43 per cent of firms that have not done so.