Aleks Vickovich is a Wealth Editor at the Financial Review. He specializes in finance and investment, providing insightful analysis and commentary on the latest trends in these sectors. Aleks has been featured in The Australian Financial Review, Top1000Funds.com, Investment And Technology, and Professional Planner.
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Like negotiating with terrorists, the federal government must think twice before handing over taxpayer money to compensate victims of the Shield and or First Guardian collapses.
By: Aleks Vickovich
Like negotiating with terrorists, the federal government must think carefully before using the apparatus of state to compensate victims of the Shield and/or First Guardian collapses.
By: Aleks Vickovich
For Australian Retirement Trust chair Andrew Fraser, there are two attributes of Australian society that really underpin national sovereignty and economic stability: compulsory voting and compulsory superannuation.
The corporate regulator has issued ‘please explain' notices to licensees and separately managed account (SMA) providers seeking information about any sales and revenue targets, inducements and benefits to offer SMAs to retail clients.
By: Lachlan Maddock, Aleks Vickovich
This article was originally published in the print edition of Retirement Magazine Vol. 2
By: Aleks Vickovich
AustralianSuper chief executive Paul Schroder allegedly made formal representations to the Albanese government promoting candidates to be the next deputy chair of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority.
This article was produced in partnership with Netwealth. In some ways, 2025 was for Netwealth CEO Matt Heine what 1992 was Queen Elizabeth II.
By: Aleks Vickovich
Margaret Cole's announced departure as deputy chair of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has triggered a covert campaign by industry super funds to influence the appointment of the powerful watchdog.
In a normal industry, customers choosing to take their patronage elsewhere would be an unremarkable everyday occurrence. But superannuation is no normal industry.
By: Aleks Vickovich
AMP chief executive Blair Vernon says lead generators and “introducers” present a sleeper risk in the financial system beyond the collapse of Shield and First Guardian.
