There is a confluence of factors which are pointing to significant change in the superannuation industry in the coming years, particularly from an asset allocation perspective.
Australia’s superannuation industry currently sits at around $1.26 trillion in assets, and is predicted by Deloitte to grow to $6 trillion by …
In October this year Australians will celebrate the fifth anniversary of the month that we switched from borrowing money to saving money, the month that we became the nation that the economic world most wants to be like.
The number of people taking credit for the gravity-defying miracle …
Banking customers can at times exhibit behaviour that is counterintuitive.
An unhappy customer may choose to stay with a bank despite a sense of poor service and low levels of satisfaction, meanwhile a seemingly happy customer may choose to jump ship to a competing institution despite exhibiting a …
JPMorgan hit headlines this week for the up to $3 billion loss made on a single bet, which has seen their share price drop close to 19% since the beginning of May.
Luckily, JPMorgan is a big enough institution to wear these losses, with a few golden handshakes …
In an increasingly competitive UK retail savings and investments market, many life companies and asset managers are pinning their future growth strategies on pushing into the workplace.
With impending auto-enrolment regulatory change set to force semi-mandatory saving (that sounds contradictory!) via the workplace for lower income employees, groups …
The recruitment war among licensees continues, as dealer groups seek to growth their networks both organically and via acquisition.
But how much is real, and what’s just noise? Has the natural attrition rate of Australia’s licensees really changed, or is it just that industry consolidation has put the …
