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Investors more upbeat on sharemarket returns than advisers: brandmanagement

Investors hold a more optimistic outlook than financial planners towards equities returns for the approaching economic quarter, according to brandmanagement research.

Staff WriterJune 13, 2007

Investors more upbeat on sharemarket returns than advisers: brandmanagement

Investors hold a more optimistic outlook than financial planners towards equities returns for the approaching economic quarter, according to brandmanagement research.

Staff WriterJune 13, 2007

Mass affluent survey shows resistance to super, reverse mortgages

Over 10 per cent of ‘mass affluent’ people will not use superannuation to fund their retirement, while reverse mortgages remain unpopular, according to brandmanagement’s latest Australian Consumer Finance Report.

Staff WriterJanuary 23, 2007

Investment Strategy

Mass affluent survey shows resistance to super, reverse mortgages

Over 10 per cent of ‘mass affluent’ people will not use superannuation to fund their retirement, while reverse mortgages remain unpopular, according to brandmanagement’s latest Australian Consumer Finance Report.

Staff WriterJanuary 23, 2007

Investment Strategy

British planners not excited about wraps

British financial planners are doubtful about the benefits of wraps, with only 37 per cent planning to be early adopters of the products according to a survey.

Staff WriterAugust 15, 2006

Investment Strategy

British planners not excited about wraps

British financial planners are doubtful about the benefits of wraps, with only 37 per cent planning to be early adopters of the products according to a survey.

Staff WriterAugust 15, 2006

Unintentional

Blog aims to set financial services on fire

Investment banks have become major direct service providers to private client and retail investor portfolios, mostly through their structured products. Yet they are conspicuous by their absence from wholesale manager menus. MICHAEL BAILEY examines whether the banks’ transactional culture can become acceptable to conservative superannuation funds, and whether they might find their biggest role in […]

Staff WriterAugust 1, 2006

Unintentional

Blog aims to set financial services on fire

Investment banks have become major direct service providers to private client and retail investor portfolios, mostly through their structured products. Yet they are conspicuous by their absence from wholesale manager menus. MICHAEL BAILEY examines whether the banks’ transactional culture can become acceptable to conservative superannuation funds, and whether they might find their biggest role in […]

Staff WriterAugust 1, 2006