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19 September 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Bigger isn't always better, warns Tria

Increasing funds under management does not always produce economies of scale for wealth management companies, says Tria Investment Partners

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US robo-advice AUM surging: BlackRock

Assets under management in the robo-advice channel of the American wealth management industry have risen sharply in the past 12 months, according to a ...

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Willis Towers Watson names new Australasian head

Global advisory firm Willis Towers Watson has named Andrew Boal as its new regional head of Australasia to take effect immediately. Mr Boal has ...

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Style key to global equity fund returns: CIFR

Investment style has a significant effect on the returns of global equity funds, according to the Centre for International Finance and Regulation ...

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Fed likely to raise funds rate in September

The US Federal Reserve is likely to raise the Federal funds rate by 0.25 per cent at its September meeting, according to BondAdviser. The research ...

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Coalition backs down on lifetime cap

The federal government has scrapped its proposed $500,000 lifetime non-concessional contribution cap, replacing it with an annual limit of $100,000

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Central bank policy could steepen yield curves

Current volatility in the bond market caused by uncertainty in global central bank policies could put upward pressure on bond yields, according to ...

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Labour market remains solid: AMP Capital

Australia’s labour market remains healthy, despite employment falling by 3,900 jobs, well below the expected gain of 15,000 jobs, according to AMP ...

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Be wary of tech stocks, says Stockspot

The strong performance exhibited by technology stocks since 2012 makes them an attractive investment option, but Stockspot cautioned investors that ...

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Global listed infrastructure set to boom

Underinvestment in global infrastructure has been "huge", and with governments around the world crying poor, it will fall to the private sector to ...

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