Fee pressure, investment management insourcing, growth in self-directed investing and increasing use of passive and listed fund structures.  These trends are well known and appear well established. The drivers and.

A $2.5 trillion savings market with future growth underpinned by a government legislated compulsory superannuation savings system.  Transparent, sophisticated  and strongly regulated.  On paper Australia surely is the “Lucky Country”.

Start-up asset management firms have many decisions to make.  For those requiring funding, distribution and administration support the choice of incubation partner is the most critical of all these decisions. .

They have been amongst the best-selling funds globally over the past five years. Recent and projected new fund launches suggest that the expectation is for this growth to continue. But what.

On paper it appears the optimal asset management business model. The alignment benefits of an employee owned boutique combined with the corporate infrastructure of a large institution. For the best part.

In excess of 130 firms offering over 500 strategies. Institutional investors are hiring their own internal investment teams and allocations to Australian equities are declining. The consensus view is that the.

The asset management industry to date has been built on product push and relative performance. Asset management firms created products that suited asset management firms with their validation based upon investment returns.