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| 11/09/2020 |
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| Latest News |
| Money Management Original | | AMP is right on BOLR asserts De Ferrari | | AMP was both legally and morally within its right to amend buyer of last resort arrangements which had become commercially unsustainable, according to the company’s chief executive, Francesco De Ferrari. |
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| Sponsored Content | | Diversify your equities | | Seek to add stability to your equity allocation with fixed income ETFs that cover the broad market. Find out more. |
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| Money Management Research | | ‘Unprecedented’ growth for retailers | | With all the economic uncertainty created by the COVID-19 pandemic, many retail outlets managed to come out on top largely due to consumers moving to online shopping. |
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| Sponsored Content | | Increase confidence in retirement | | This stochastic modelling tool offers a realistic understanding of the level of income retirees can sustainably withdraw. |
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| Money Management Original | | GQG Partners targets SMSF market | | Advised and non-advised SMSF clients could be a target market for the US boutique active manager as it seeks to make Australia its second-largest market. |
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| Industry News | | Charter Hall sets up NZ fund | | Charter Hall Group has extended its partnership with BP by creating a new fund that has acquired a 49% interest in a NZ$534 million portfolio leased to bp in New Zealand. |
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| Industry News | | Trio of changes afoot at OpenInvest | | OpenInvest has added BlackRock model portfolios to its platform, at the same time as appointing Spiro Pappas as its chairman, with further firms expected to be added in the coming months. |
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| Outsiders |
| Industry News | | Has Harvey gained a ticket for World Travel? | | Outsider confesses that a number of years ago he, or someone purporting to be him, described Equity Trustees’ somewhat peripatetic Harvey Kalman as “Harvey World Travel”. |
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| Industry News | | ASIC happy to help the watchdog watching ASIC | | Outsider feels sure that financial advisers will be heartened by the news that the Australian Securities and Investments Commission has 2,237 employees and that over the next four years it intends investing in its people and their capability at all the regulator’s offices across Australia. |
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| Industry News | | Pulling on the gloves for a sucker punch | | Outsider was somewhat amused when a little-known Queensland Liberal National Party backbencher decided to take on two former first-graders – former Labor Prime Ministers Paul Keating and Kevin Rudd – on the question of superannuation policy. |
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