Stop ‘beauty contest’ and act like Keynes: Ambachtsheer
Investors need to stop treating stocks as a ‘beauty contest’ and follow the hard investment style of Keynes.
The $6 billion-a-year problem
New legislation to introduce ‘single touch payroll’ (STP), is expected to see the ATO take on a much greater compliance role.
Bad people, or bad decisions?
Banking and Finance Oath director Clare Payne takes a look at how investors can make better decisions, more of the time.
New ASFA boss Martin Fahy calls for a united front
Retail and non-profit stakeholders should keep a lid on their infighting, and focus on presenting a more united front on common interests.
Trump victory turns ASFA crowd skittish
The large crowd that had assembled in the morning quickly thinned after lunch as news filtered through that Trump had won the key swing states of Ohio, then Florida, and North Carolina.
LGS CIO profile: considering all the alternatives
Although Local Government Super has received accolades for environmentally sustainable investing, chief investment officer Craig Turnbull is equally concerned with questions about financial sustainability.
MLC Life targets growth via industry super funds
Bolstered by a cash injection from its new Japanese owners Nippon Life, MLC Life Insurance is courting industry super funds in a bid to win more group insurance mandates.
REST using Acorns app to encourage voluntary savings
REST Industry Super has entered into a partnership with Acorns giving members six-months free use of its micro-investment app.
Cbus brings Deloitte tax guru Daryn Loo in-house
Cbus has appointed an in-house head of investments taxation, illustrating the growing pressure on funds to reduce tax leakage.
Investment chiefs braced for chaos and sell-off under Trump
Four chief investment officers talk to Investment Magazine about how they are preparing for the possibility of Trump moving into the White House.
ASIC calls super funds to join Indigenous roadshow to SA
The trip comes after QSuper made a number of improvements following an outreach visit with the corporate regulator two years ago.
Robots are coming to eat the world, and that’s okay
An exciting opportunity for investors is being created by advances in robotics, as the economic scale of real-world problems that can be solved increases exponentially.
