Market turbulence unlikely to impact fund registrationsBY CHRIS DONOHOE | TUESDAY, 17 MAR 2020 1:06PM The number of financial products - including managed accounts, traditional managed funds and superannuation funds - is resilient regardless of market cycles; in fact, for many ... Upgrade your subscription to access this article
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A process for the better
MARSHALL BRENTNALL
DIRECTOR
EVALESCO FINANCIAL SERVICES PTY LTD
DIRECTOR
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Evalesco directors Marshall Brentnall, Jeff Thurecht and Jules Knox analyse the process of creating model portfolios and how that in turn has led to better outcomes for their clients. Annabelle Dickson writes.
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Changing course amid the perfect storm
The COVID-19 pandemic, despite all its associated challenges, could be described as the perfect storm to force a change of direction for the advice industry.
The future of managed accounts
One of the biggest challenges facing the financial advice sector is the need to provide high quality advice at an affordable price point to more Australians.
The questionable impact of DDO obligations
The financial advice sector has been subject to massive regulatory reform over the best part of the last decade. While the intention of a lot of regulation ...
