Category: Firm Briefs
Wise’s Profitability Grows Despite Regulatory Hurdles
By Winifred Carrington October 10, 2026
Wise's profitability grows despite regulatory hurdles, as its advanced clearing system processes $243.5 billion in transactions and strengthens business partner
BlackRock’s Preqin Deal Boosts Private Credit Transparency
By Winifred Carrington October 7, 2026
BlackRock's Preqin acquisition enhances private credit transparency, addressing the $2 trillion market's need for clearer insights.
Investors warned on super contributions rush
By Isidora Holyrood September 29, 2026
Investors may be rushing into super contributions for tax benefits, one of several strategies for managing capital gains tax rules changes.
McKinsey report sees Australia poised to profit from Asia-Pacific growth
By Electra Pembridge September 19, 2026
Australia is poised to profit from Asia-Pacific growth, according to a McKinsey report, as the region's economy is expected to surpass the current global econom
Infocus appoints head of practice growth
By Isidora Holyrood September 7, 2026
Infocus Wealth Management taps Darren Smith to lead practice growth, a new role aimed at boosting adviser performance and firm expansion in Brisbane.
Shaw and Partners opens new asset management arm
By Winifred Carrington September 2, 2026
Shaw and Partners launches an asset management arm, uniting portfolio expertise to give advisers and clients global equity, fixed‑income options.
Perpetual Reports $25bn Asset Management Outflows
By Winifred Carrington August 31, 2026
Perpetual reports $25.1 billion in asset outflows for fiscal 2026, with over 75% of its fund boutiques experiencing net redemptions amid shifting investor prefe
Advisor’s Yearly Gains Tick Into Triple Digits
By Isidora Holyrood August 29, 2026
Financial adviser growth hits triple digits as the FAR adds 102 new advisers, marking a rebound after June's dip and signaling a market outlook.
GQG invests in tech and semiconductors suddenly
By Isidora Holyrood August 24, 2026
GQG invests in tech and semiconductors, shifting strategy after caution towards AI and technology investments suddenly.
Parliament releases July print edition today
By Isidora Holyrood August 16, 2026
Defence spending commitments by European NATO members aim for 5% of GDP by 2035, linking higher budgets to renewed U.S. Article 5 security guarantees.