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26 July 2018 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Global flows remain top priority for Perpetual

The number one priority for incoming Perpetual chief executive Rob Adams will be to reignite flows into the fund manager’s global equities business, ...

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Be selective about emerging markets: BlackRock

Changing financial conditions will see some parts of the emerging market take a bruising – but that doesn’t mean there aren’t any opportunities, ...

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Interest rate hikes to ‘punish’ ETFs

Increasing interest rates will hurt inefficient companies and leave passive investors in the cold, according to Mirae Asset. Speaking on a panel as ...

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Finance sector must address trust deficit

The royal commission has caused a massive erosion of consumer trust in financial services – and it’s up to the industry to stop it, according to a new ...

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BNP Paribas AM joins RIAA

BNP Paribas Asset Management has joined the Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) after its environmental equity trust received ...

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Gender diversity linked to higher returns

Fund managers that employ more women tend to have better risk-adjusted returns, according to new research by Frontier Advisors. Research conducted ...

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AMP to defend shareholder class action

AMP has said it will “vigorously defend” against claims made in a shareholder class action that the company had failed in its obligations to ...

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Capacity like ‘weighing down a horse’: Lonsec

There is a clear link between increasing FUM and decreasing outperformance among Australian equity managers, according to Lonsec – with at least one ...

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CPA Australia closes financial advice arm

CPA Australia has shut down its struggling advice business after a PwC report found demand from members was “insufficient to ensure its financial ...

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Macquarie ‘underappreciated’ by investors

The strength in the synergy between Macquarie Group’s five distinct business units are not being recognised by the market, says Morningstar

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