Praemium claims 3% of self-managed super market

Portfolio administration provider Praemium claims to have surpassed $11 billion under administration from Australian self-managed super funds, more than 3 per cent of the $300 billion market.

Of the 32,000 portfolios and $28.5 billion currently administered by Praemium’s online V-Wrap service, it claims 13,200 portfolios speaking for $11 billion are sourced from self-managed super funds. Praemium managing director, Arthur Naoumidis, said that volatile markets would suit his business as they threw the spotlight on to costs. He claimed Praemium’s flat-fee structure made it cheaper than the asset-based fees charged by competitors, particularly given the average SMSF balance administered by Praemium is approximately $1 million. Praemium’s separately managed account business has a more modest $323 million under management, with dealer groups using the service inclusing PIS, Count and AFS.

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Geopolitical risks rewire asset allocation ‘operating system’: GIC

Some investors are “missing the point” of geopolitical risks by equating them to the disruptions from conflicts and wars, according to GIC chief economist Prakash Kannan, but in reality, geopolitical risk is no longer episodic or peripheral. This means investors need to think harder about inflation and country composition in their portfolio.

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