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Daily Market Update: 25 August 2026
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Daily Market Update: 24 August 2026
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“Talk to my adviser”: the statement that changed everything for this adviser
Early in his career as a stockbroker, Scott Carmichael gave a client some advice on a share portfolio. The client’s response stopped him in his tracks. Thanks, he said, he’d take that on board and go and run it past his own financial adviser. Carmichael was left wondering what exactly his role was. He was advising on a single asset class. Someone else was making the real decisions about a family’s wealth. What was the point? That moment became the spark for Escala Partners.
The conservative case for resilient yield | INDepth with Jonathon Pullin from Barwon Investment Partners
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Space as infrastructure? The AI trade advisers keep getting half right
Generative AI has done in three years what the internet, mobile apps and cloud computing each took closer to a decade to do: build a revenue curve steep enough to reshape a market. Franklin Templeton puts the pace at roughly three times faster than any of those platforms, measured in inflation-adjusted revenue. Speed might be a good thing in technology development, but in this equation, it’s the problem.
Outsource, automate or keep human: the three-way sort every advice practice needs to run
Ask ten practice principals how they decided which tasks to outsource, which to automate and which to keep in-house, and most will admit they never actually decided. A task landed on someone’s desk years ago and stayed there, whether or not that was ever the right home for it. That default setting has a cost.
Non-bank income at scale | INSight #494 with David Dix from Thinktank
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Daily Market Update: 21 August 2026
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Daily Market Update: 20 August 2026
ASX falls for sixth session as bond sell-off hits banks, tech The S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) fell 16.2 points, or 0.2 per cent, to 9,053.80 on Wednesday, marking a sixth consecutive decline as a global bond sell-off pushed US 10-year yields to their highest levels since early 202. Six of the 11 sectors still finished higher despite the broader weakness.