Laura Dew is an editor for Money Management Australia and Super Review. With a background in finance and law, Laura specializes in writing about financial regulations, superannuation, and investment strategies. Her work has also been featured in Lawyers Weekly, showcasing her expertise in the legal aspects of the financial industry.
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Laura Dew's coverage demonstrates a focus on legal and regulatory developments in the financial services, superannuation, and investment sectors. Her articles often involve government announcements and data citations related to business and industry as well as legal policy regulation.
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Praemium is pivoting the business to offer a “white gloves” service as it targets the high-net-worth (HNW) market through a three-year strategy.
Platinum chief executive Jeff Peters says the firm’s turnaround strategy is beginning to demonstrate “green shoots” amid slowing outflows and improved investment performance.
Count chief executive Hugh Humphrey is keen for the firm to be a leader in the new world of advice.
Four individuals, including three senior staff from Canaccord Genuity, have collaborated to launch their own Western Australian wealth management firm.
By: Laura Dew
Selfwealth has announced it has received a “highly attractive” bid from Bell Financial Group to acquire 100 per cent of the company.
By: Laura Dew
Insignia Financial intends to be the leading wealth manager by 2030 as it moves away from acquisitions to achieve $200 million in cost savings per annum over the next five years.
The Australian Wealth Advisors Group (AWAG) and Teaminvest Private Group (TIP) have teamed up to offer a succession lending fund to help advice principals navigate succession planning and enjoy their retirement.
By: Laura Dew
Insignia Financial is targeting its financial advisers to increase revenue per adviser by 62.5 per cent by 2030.
By: Laura Dew
Joe Longo ASIC breach reporting licensees AICD ASIC chair Joe Longo has confirmed the thoughts of many advisers that the reportable situations regime is too complicated.
By: Laura Dew
Pitcher Partners has urged caution about the use of private credit funds, despite a widespread push by fund managers on the benefits of the products.
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