Hear from Rainmaker Information's research team, Aman Ramrakha, Pooja Antil and John Dyall, as they provide their key takeaways from 2024. The team will dissect the year that was and look ahead to how the latest industry trends will impact investment managers, superannuation funds, platforms and AFSLs in 2025. https://lnkd.in/gBE6yzMg
Rainmaker Information
Financial Services
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Rainmaker Information has been a leading provider of financial services insights, data and research since 1992.
About us
Rainmaker Information was founded in 1992 and has established a reputation as a leading provider of research and information about the Australian financial services industry. Rainmaker gathers and generates in-depth marketing intelligence that is supplemented with industry research, professional learning resources, data and news feeds. These resources can be accessed through Rainmaker's purpose-built RainmakerLive terminal. Rainmaker also provides consulting services, including bespoke solutions. Rainmaker produces objective, analytical and strategic information about the financial services industry, which is predominantly utilised by investment managers, superannuation funds, financial advice groups and individuals.
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- Sydney, New South Wales
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- 1992
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- Consulting, Financial Services, Data, Platforms, Research, Insights, Market intelligence, Business Development, Financial Advice research, Investment management research, Superannuation research, Technology, and Managed Accounts
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A sneak peak of the ASFA | The Voice of Super Conference yesterday while setting up. James and Phillip will be at the Rainmaker Information booth today and tomorrow. Stop by pod six to find out more about the latest superannuation and wider wealth management insights, plus there's a chance to win a $500 voucher!
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We’re heading to the 2024 ASFA Conference today! Stop by pod six to find out more about the latest superannuation and wider wealth management insights, plus there's a chance to win a $500 voucher! Say hi to James Yin and Phillip Hunt who will expand on the latest research technology solutions for super funds.
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Join the Rainmaker Information research team to dissect the year that was and look ahead to how the latest industry trends will shape wealth management in 2025 and beyond. 2024 has been another year of disruption and consolidation across the wealth management sector. Managed funds, ETFs, and smart beta continue their rise, super fund consolidation continues, while active management is under stress. The Rainmaker team will focus on how these changes may impact AFSLs, super funds, investment managers and platform providers moving forward. Register: here: https://lnkd.in/g9dmZPGq
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Dual access Exchange Traded Products (ETPs), which are transacted both on stock exchanges and off-market through funds managers, can cost four times as much as the rest of the Australian ETP market Read more: https://lnkd.in/gSbR9_Qf
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The makeup of SMSF portfolios has evolved notably over the past decade. Cash holdings have decreased from 33% of total assets in 2013 to around 15% in 2024. Fixed interest allocations have doubled to 8%, reflecting the sector’s appetite for more diversified investment options. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eZdR5KAp
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The self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) sector, despite slowing overall growth, continues to direct an increasing share of its $933 billion in assets toward managed investment products. https://lnkd.in/eZdR5KAp
SMSFs allocate $177 billion to managed funds - Rainmaker Information
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Australia's financial advice industry is grappling with a sharp decline in the number of registered advisers. Rainmaker has postulated four scenarios for the future of Australia's financial adviser sector. https://lnkd.in/gFHMN2wJ
Australia faces a shrinking pool of financial advisers, with no quick recovery in sight - Rainmaker Information
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The latest Managed Fund Net Flows report highlights the investment managers with leading net flows over the last 12 months. Betashares leads the way, followed by BlackRock, VanEck , Macquarie Asset Management and Metrics Credit Partners . Of these managers, Vaneck has achieved the highest percentage growth. For more information on the Managed Funds Net Flows Report, click here: https://lnkd.in/g5JD5yxG
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Analysis of net funds flow in the Australian investment products market shows that ETPs are stomping the historical world of unlisted unit trusts. "ETPs increased their assets under management by around 30% or $37.5 billion through a combination of market returns and positive net flows of $15 billion." - John Dyall. The ETPs with the highest net flows over the year to 31 March 2024 were BlackRock iShares Global Bond Index Fund, Betashares Australia 200 ETF and Vanguard Australia Shares Index ETF. https://lnkd.in/gmTjxxEb
ETPs winning the distribution war - Rainmaker Information
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