Category: SIAA Newsroom

Lithium deals show Aussie-China ties not totally cut

By Glenn Dyer, ShareCafé China has spent the past year or more monstering Australia and Australian companies – from the government to iron ore and wine producers, to barley, beef, […]

A post-COVID-19 world might just be emerging market equities’ time to shine

Sponsored article By Anthony Doyle, Cross-asset Investment Specialist, Fidelity International As COVID-19 battered the world’s economies last year, emerging markets were among some of the hardest hit; they also saw […]

An alternative to the banks for transferring currency internationally

By Ian Cragg, Co-founder, Send In 2019 the ACCC made an enquiry into the supply of foreign currency conversion services (FX services) in Australia for both retail and SME clients. […]

AFCA a difficult environment for defending complaints

A new report that analyses AFCA complaints data provides important insights to financial advice firms on how best to deal with client complaints and highlights how difficult complaints are to […]

SEC looking at AI in investment advice

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the US is seeking input on how retail brokers, wealth managers and robo-advisers are designing digital customer engagement tools. The aim of the […]

More detail on the Single Disciplinary Body

The Single Disciplinary Body legislation has been passed in the House of Representatives without amendment, despite strong feedback from across the financial advice sector that was provided as part of […]

Exploring ETF trends

By Mark Monfort, ETF Tracker Understanding ETP (Exchange Trade Products) is more important than ever given the rapid growth in this asset class. There are more ETFs coming into the […]

ABS deal ticks plenty of boxes for Plenti

By James Dunn, Sharecafe Alternative lender Plenti Group Limited (ASX: PLT) recently issued its debut asset-backed securities (ABS) transaction, through which it issues $306.3 million of notes to investors, backed […]

Lies, dammed lies and statistics

FASEA issued a media release at the start of August stating that 16,700 advisers had sat the exam with 14,850 advisers passing, which FASEA said represented 70 per cent of […]

Stockbrokers in the bullseye for cybercrime

Financial services organisations provide attractive targets for the world’s fast-growing cybercrime industry because they have valuable data and, often, inadequate protection. Frances Russell, CEO of Australian managed security and services […]