Aleks Vickovich is the Wealth Editor for The Australian Financial Review. With a focus on the national finance industry in Australia, Aleks covers a wide range of topics including investment, superannuation, financial advice, and emerging market trends. He is also the author of the book #USAGDAY and is active on LinkedIn.
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Aleks Vickovich predominantly covers finance, with a focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations. His articles often feature investment analysis and cite data to support his coverage.
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By: Aleks Vickovich
Critics like to paint ethical and green investing as a form of socialism, but buying assets to influence them is a sign of a functioning free market.
By: Aleks Vickovich
Investment giant Vanguard will reduce the management fees charged on its flagship Australian shares exchange-traded fund by 30 per cent.
By: Aleks Vickovich
Australia’s largest wealth managers have called for “bold” legislative change to boost access to financial advice in line with the contentious Levy Review.
By: Aleks Vickovich
The government will make it cheaper and less risky for super funds to provide more advice to members, but stop short of implementing a review’s main recommendation.
By: Hannah Wootton, Aleks Vickovich
The government will accept “in full or in principle” 14 of Michelle Levy’s 22 recommendations to reform financial advice laws.
By: Aleks Vickovich
Arguably the nation’s most successful superannuation investor, Sam Sicilia of Hostplus easily reconciles a career in financial markets with the Labor values of his youth.
By: Aleks Vickovich
Escalating diplomatic “disillusionment” surrounding the US-China relationship has made investors think twice about exposure to the world’s second-largest economy. Geopolitics expert Stephen Kotkin said China may still be attractive to investors, if they understand the complexities of domestic Chinese politics – and ensure they are paid a hefty risk premium.
By: Aleks Vickovich
Sceptics cautious about the hype surrounding artificial intelligence underestimate the major scientific and civilisational advancements the technology
In his first public comments since being named chief investment officer of Australia's sovereign wealth fund in August, Ben Samild has said fostering a team culture of “purpose and joy” is among his top priorities.
By: Aleks Vickovich
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