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Publisher Philip Macalister introduces Good Returns TV and his first guests on the show, Andrew Bascand from Harbour Asset Management. Bascand says investors should halve their return expectations in an increasingly volatile market; financial adviser Murray Weatherston believes the review of the Financial Advisers Act has been resoundingly a win for the “big end of town”; and Julian McCormack, an investment specialist for Platinum Asset Management in Sydney, tells Philip why a recovery in Europe is creating opportunities for investors.
Insurance People’s Katrina Church sees FMA visits as an opportunity, not a threat. Speaking on GoodReturns TV, she stresses the importance of preparation, strong governance, and a client-firstapproach to ensure firms stay on track and add real value.
Greg Boland of Tiger FinTech discusses the fading dominance of the Magnificent Seven stocks, a shiftto energy and AI-app companies, and the NZX’s struggles.
Antipodes Portfolio Manager John Stavliosis discusses the opportunities in emerging markets, their strong growth potential and diversification benefits. Speaking to Good Returns TV, he tells Philip Macalister that while these markets can be volatile, they account for nearly half of global GDP and are growing faster than developed economies.
[GRTV] RI practice now ingrained but greenwashing a major concern says RIAA by Good Returns TV
[GRTV] Public aware that ignoring climate change is ignoring investment risk by Good Returns TV
[GRTV] FANZ stands on its legacy in face of competition in the mortgage space by Good Returns TV
[GRTV] MyFiduciary’s Chris Douglas on PIE growth, income obsession and an ESG bugbear by Good Returns TV
[GRTV] Two main challenges see $3 billion annual premium opportunity go begging by Good Returns TV
[GRTV] Highly aspirational – an adviser’s take on the Million Dollar Round Table by Good Returns TV
Veteran mortgage broker John Bolton thinks Debt to Income (DTI) ratios for lending control are not such a bad thing after all.
Mortgage People and Insurance People managing director, Simon Fisher sits down with Good Returns publisher, Philip Macalister to discuss what the company had to do to get a FAP licence.
Fidelity Life chief sales and service officer Bronwyn Kirwan sits down with Philip Macalister of Good Returns to discuss where the company is heading, the future of commissions and what its new shareholders mean to the business.
National Party deputy leader and finance spokesperson Nicola Willis explains what the party will and won’t do to fix issues around housing and lending.
AIA has launched three direct to market starter plans with the aim of getting more New Zealanders covered.
Partners Life founder Naomi Ballantyne says the new adviser licensing regime may drive some financial advisers out of the industry while others will consolidate into larger businesses.
Devon Funds head of retail Greg Smith explains why value investing is suddenly back in favour.
Kernel Wealth founder and chief executive Dean Anderson explains why he changed his mind and is about to launch a KiwiSaver fund.
What's value for money with KiwiSaver? Former Financial Markets Authority chief executive Rob Everett provides answers in this Good Returns TV interview.
Former FMA chief executive Rob Everett recorded his final media interview with Good Returns TV. In this first part of the interview he talks about the difficulties of regulating financial advice.
There are “distressing imbalances in the income protection market” says Russell Hutchinson, director of Chatswood Consulting.
Good Returns’ Philip Macalister talks to Andrew Bascand, managing director of Harbour Asset Management, about his company’s focus as the world tackles the virus. For him, companies who place a high priority on environmental and social standards will lead the way, as will the future consumer habits of millennials.
S&P Dr Tim Edwards details the case for index funds and why they are a better option than active funds.
Financial Advice NZ came to life this week. In this video new chief executive Katrina Shanks talks about the association's purpose, what members need to do for the Quality Service Mark and more.
How to turn a lump sum into retirement income is a question that hasn’t been answered properly anywhere in the world, says Ana-Marie Lockyer, ANZ’s general manager of wealth products.
In this latest episode of GRTV, Good Returns publisher Philip Macalister sat down with the chairman of the Code Working Group, Angus Dale-Jones, Partners Life chief executive Naomi Ballantyne and Dr. Philip M. Randall, managing partner of The Thorndyke Group.
In this latest episode of GRTV, Good Returns publisher Philip Macalister sat down with the chairman of the Code Working Group, Angus Dale-Jones, Partners Life chief executive Naomi Ballantyne and Dr. Philip M. Randall, managing partner of The Thorndyke Group.
In this latest episode of GRTV, Good Returns publisher Philip Macalister sat down with the chairman of the Code Working Group, Angus Dale-Jones, Partners Life chief executive Naomi Ballantyne and Dr. Philip M. Randall, managing partner of The Thorndyke Group.
There is a risk that a lack of independent advisers on the working group developing their new code of conduct will cost New Zealand its opportunity to provide a sensible framework for advice, one adviser says.
It now costs 50% to 100% more to provide financial advice than it did five years ago, says Warren Couillault, executive director of Hobson Wealth Partners.
Publisher Philip Macalister introduces Good Returns TV and his first guests on the show, Andrew Bascand from Harbour Asset Management. Bascand says investors should halve their return expectations in an increasingly volatile market; financial adviser Murray Weatherston believes the review of the Financial Advisers Act has been resoundingly a win for the “big end of town”; and Julian McCormack, an investment specialist for Platinum Asset Management in Sydney, tells Philip why a recovery in Europe is creating opportunities for investors.