Superannuation and pension accounts form a significant portion of financial advisory firms’ business. The vast majority of retirees have common core needs and concerns:
Superannuation and pension accounts form a significant portion of financial advisory firms’ business. The vast majority of retirees have common core needs and concerns:
Welcome to the latest edition of The Lander Report.
In this quarterly video update, Dynamic Asset's Portfolio Manager, Dr Jerome Lander discusses the state of financial markets, portfolio insights and what this means for Financial Advisers and their clients.
Today's extraordinarily challenging market conditions have heightened investor uncertainty. High inflation is set to remain for the foreseeable future, following a downward trend over the last three decades. Central banks forecast that tightened monetary policy will result in sustained elevated interest rates. These shifts have dramatic implications for traditional asset classes, impacting portfolio risk management.
Welcome to the latest edition of The Lander Report.
In this quarterly video update, Dynamic Asset's Portfolio Manager, Dr Jerome Lander discusses the state of financial markets, portfolio insights and what this means for Financial Advisers and their clients.
Welcome to the first edition of The Lander Report.
In this quarterly video series, Dynamic Asset's Portfolio Manager, Dr Jerome Lander discusses the state of financial markets, portfolio insights and what this means for Financial Advisers and their clients.
Fortunes have been lost because typical investor psychology rarely aligns with investment success. Most investors can recount stories of losing money after excitedly buying at the top to later sell at the bottom or following the crowd into an overhyped stock. This is why astute financial advice firms are switching to goals based investing; an approach that embraces – instead of struggling against – investor psychology for superior results.
The effective management of goals based investment portfolios requires strong investment skills together with ample time and resources, but in return, rewards financial advice firms with satisfied clients and superior business outcomes.
Strategic asset allocation, the hallmark investment approach of financial advisory firms who use risk profiling to determine a client’s investment portfolios, is under the spotlight, with an increasing number of investment firms questioning whether the strategy remains appropriate in light of the seismic shift seen in financial markets over the past decade.
There has rarely been a more urgent time to assess whether your money is being optimally managed. Market valuations are close to all-time highs while risk levels are high and long-term real return prospects are near zero. We anticipate re-runs of 2020 over the coming years, with more volatility and markets that ultimately go nowhere.
The ASX200 fell roughly 10% in the financial year just finished, which included a terrifying 35% plunge and euphoric 30% rally in a 16-week period. This loss-making white-knuckle ride is not what investors seek, and has left many on the sidelines feeling cautious and confused.
