Napier City Council in New Zealand is seeking an investment manager to construct and manage property assets that can grow up to NZ$50 million.
More high-net-worth (HNW) clients are investing in non-custody assets as 75% of financial advisers report a growing demand in unique opportunities such private equity and other alternatives, a new ...
The $3.11 billion net flows in February struggled to boost the Australian ETF market position, with funds under management (FUM) dropping to $255 billion.
Despite a near 10% fall in electricity prices in the December quarter, the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) data indicates the cost of maintaining a comfortable retirement has ...
In a world of fast-changing technology, old school thinking is holding superannuation funds back from the forefront, according to industry professionals.
Quadrant Private Equity has struck a partnership with LegalVision, backing the firm's ability to scale its subscription-based legal model across key markets.
Australia's largest super fund is being sued by ASIC over the delayed processing of close to 7000 death benefit claims.
As regulators and members put more pressure on super funds to perform in an ever-evolving world, Aware Super says having reliable data is the most important factor.
Current UBank chief executive Philippa Watson has been appointed by Forrest to lead her family office and philanthropic venture, founded in 2023.
US equities face a volatile path ahead as policy uncertainty, fiscal constraints, immigration enforcement, the lagged impact of interest rate hikes, and strong dollar combine to pressure earnings ...
Local technology firm, MUSE, has developed a platform that links high-net-worth investors and family offices with sellers of investment-grade luxury assets and high-end collectibles.
SMSF Association (SMSFA) chief executive Peter Burgess has called out recent hawking practices that prompt people to transfer their retirement savings into a self-managed super fund (SMSF).
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