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Over in the US on Tuesday, Wall St closed mostly lower following the release of the most recent consumer confidence survey that came in much weaker than expected. The S&P500 fell 0.47% for its fourth consecutive losing session while the Nasdaq declined 1.35%, but the Dow Jones ended the session up 0.37%. Escalating trade tensions are also weighing on investor sentiment and contributing to market uncertainty as investors weigh up the impacts of Trump's tariffs on Mexico and Canada which are set to be imposed next week.In Europe overnight, markets closed mixed in the region as corporate earnings and defence spend in the region remain a key focus for investors. The STOXX 600 rose 0.15%, Germany's DAX lost 0.13%, the French CAC fell 0.49%, and in the UK, the FTSE 100 ended the day up 0.11%.Across the APAC region on Tuesday, markets closed lower as investors await the full impact of Trump's tariffs on the region. Japan's Nikkei lost 1%, South Korea's Kospi Index lost 0.57% after South Korea's central bank unexpectedly cut rates in a bid to stimulate the slowing economy, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng lost 1.32%.The local market reversed Monday's gain to close 0.68% lower on Tuesday as a sharp sell-off in tech and discretionary stocks offset gains among utilities and staples stock. Investors have been very reactive to reporting season updates whilst also keeping an eye on valuations and movements out of the US, especially on the tariffs front.We had a slew of corporate results out yesterday that sparked mixed reactions among investors with sharp rises and falls reported in key share prices. Domino's Pizza shares tumbled over 10% after the leading global pizza maker swung to a loss in the first half amid $116m in one-off store closure related costs due to the company closing 205 loss-making stores.Johns Lyng Group was the worst performer yesterday with shedding over a quarter of its value as the share price plummeted over 30% after the company downgraded group earnings guidance. The building and restoration services provider across Aus and the US faced a challenging operating environment especially in Australia with benign weather conditions reducing the volume of insurance claims, while the US had project commencement delays impacting performance.And on the other hand, 2024 market darling Zip Co soared 14% yesterday on impressive 1H results including total transaction value up 23.9% to $6.2bn, lower bad debts, cash earnings more than doubling, increased growth in the US market and the company launched into the personal loans market in January.What to watch today:Ahead of the midweek session on the ASX, the SPI futures are anticipating the ASX will open the day down 0.30% tracking Wall Street's lower session overnight.On the commodities front this morning oil is trading 2.7% lower at US$68.83/barrel, gold is down 1.58% at US$2903/ounce and iron ore is up 0.06% at US$107.19/tonne.The Aussie dollar has weakened against the greenback to buy US$0.63, 94.39 Japanese Yen, 50.16 British Pence and 1 NZ$1.11 cents.Trading Ideas:Bell Potter has slightly decreased the 12-month price target on Adairs (ASX:ADH) from $2.85 to $2.65 but maintain a buy rating on the leading furniture retailer following the release of the company's first half results including revenue growth of 6.6% which was a good improvement from the last trading update however, the company's Focus on Furniture brand continues to weigh on results.And Trading Central has identified a bearish signal on Praemium (ASX:PPS) following the formation of a pattern over a period of 23-days which is roughly the same amount of time the share price may fall from the close of $0.78 to the range of $0.73 to $0.75 according to standard principles of technical analysis.

Praemium Ltd (ASX:PPS) CEO Anthony Wamsteker sits down with Proactive's Tylah Tully live from the ASX Small and Mid Cap Conference in September 2024. The company was established in 2001 to simplify and streamline the complex and time-consuming process of wealth management. Recognising the potential for technology to revolutionise the market, Wamsteker says the firm set out to develop a next-generation platform that provides an exceptional client experience. Working with wealth management professionals, Praemium crafted its platform to allow advisers and private wealth managers tailor solutions to meet the needs of their clients and provide a unified view of a client's total wealth portfolio on a single platform. Today, the company's platform administers and reports on over $230 billion in funds under administration for some of Australia's largest and most reputable institutions, private wealth firms and advice practices. #ProactiveInvestors #Praemium #ASX #WealthManagement #PrivateWealth #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

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W audycji: Praemium Honoris Cresovianae na Jasnej Górze. Nasi goście ze wschodu i zachodu: Renata Cytacka (Wilno), Jean Marie Novak (USA). Echo Domostawy w wypowiedzi prezesa IPN dr. Nawrockiego. Konkurs Piosenki Lwowskiej w Głogowie. Eliasz Dyrow – niezwykly artysta. Rota w rocznicę uroczystości grunwaldzkich. 

Damian Cilmi is joined by Dr. John Seo, a trailblazer in the Catastrophe Bond market and co-founder of Fermat, as they discuss the fundamentals of catastrophe bonds, their typical maturities, the types of natural disasters they cover, and the returns they offer. Dr. Seo provides insight into the roles insurance and reinsurance companies, as well as government agencies, play in issuing these bonds.They discuss the market's evolution into a $100 billion industry which is characterised by liquidity, transparency, and non-leveraged investments. Learn how these bonds are tracked and valued, and understand their primary and secondary liquidity dynamics.Damian and Dr. Seo delve into the growing appeal of catastrophe bonds, especially in the face of rising reinsurance costs and increasing natural disasters in urban areas. Dr. Seo discusses the critical intersection of population growth, urban density, and significant financial stakes for insurers. The conversation also addresses inflation and interest rates' impact, driving demand for catastrophe coverage and diversification opportunities in investment portfolios.Praemium Limited is the issuer of the Investment Leaders and Advice Leaders podcasts. These podcasts are for information purposes only and aren't tailored to individual financial situations and do not contain financial advice. Views expressed by presenters may not align with Praemium's and nothing in this podcast should be seen as an endorsement or recommendation of the product or strategy. For more information about Praemium, including our disclosure documents, please visit our website. We recommend that individuals seek professional financial advice before taking action.

Praemium's Damian Cilmi is joined by LaSalle Investment Management's Managing Director Matt Sgrizzi for a discussion on  the 'Great Tightening Cycle.' In this episode Matt sheds light on how the legacy of financial stress in real estate has historically unfolded into rewarding opportunities, particularly within the robust world of real estate investment. The conversations turns to the future of office leasing, the booming data centre sector, and the shift in retail real estate towards e-commerce. Matt's insights give a comprehensive picture of a sector undergoing fundamental change, where savvy investors can benefit from high yield income whilst protecting against inflation. TRANSCRIPTDamian Cilmi: Hi listeners, welcome to another installment of the Premium Investment Leaders Series podcast. I'm your host, Damian Cilmi, Head of Investment Managers at Premium. We try and move around all the major asset classes and bring you insights from the world's leading investors. And today we are back to discuss global property.We've done a few episodes in the past, looking at structural changes to retail and the impact of work from home on offices. And it's been quite a wild ride for real estate investors with the asset class dragged down by interest rate increases in 22, only to see a rally late in 23 when it appeared rates had peaked.We're now at an interesting inflection point, and we're really pleased to be joined today by Matt Sgrizzi, CIO and lead global portfolio manager of LaSalle Securities, who's joined us from their head office in Baltimore. Matt, welcome to the showMatt Sgrizzi: Great to be here, Damian. Thank you for having me. Damian Cilmi: Hopefully it's been very nice to you.Matt Sgrizzi: It has been, as usual. Damian Cilmi: Oh, very good. And the weather's been nice, which is good. I appreciate that. It's good. And so, before we get into the interview, we'll talk about LaSalle. There's a large manager of real estate portfolios, over 900 staff and manage over U. S. 90 billion.But just an introductory question, how does your team fit within the overall Jones Lang LaSalle business? Matt Sgrizzi: Yeah, so LaSalle Investment Management is the wholly owned investment management arm of JLL. So, all of the investment management services are within LaSalle. And that is the 900 staff globally.The majority of that business is investing in and managing real estate, private equity. And then there are other businesses within LaSalle that invest in debt origination and indirect investments in, in real estate. And indirect means that we're not only investing in a portfolio of real estate assets, but also a third-party manager of those assets.So co investments, private funds, and listed securities. And I work on the indirect, which is the unlisted funds and the public companies investing in those real estate assets. And then you've got the big group as well that, you know, does a lot of broken real estate services while they get a lot of insights out of that group.Absolutely. So JLL you know, absolutely enormous global real estate service provider. Anything that you could think about with real estate, JLL will be happy to help you with that that problem that you might have and indeed, we, we reaPraemium Limited is the issuer of the Investment Leaders and Advice Leaders podcasts. These podcasts are for information purposes only and aren't tailored to individual financial situations and do not contain financial advice. Views expressed by presenters may not align with Praemium's and nothing in this podcast should be seen as an endorsement or recommendation of the product or strategy. For more information about Praemium, including our disclosure documents, please visit our website. We recommend that individuals seek professional financial advice before taking action.

Unlock the potential of corporate credit investments as we join forces with Samantha from Ares Credit Group in a fascinating conversation that promises to shift your perspective on personal finance. We're not just talking government bonds here – imagine a portfolio enhanced with liquid credit instruments like leveraged loans, high yield bonds, and CLOs. These aren't your average investment vehicles; they're the financial world's high-performance sports cars, offering the thrill of significant yields and the stability of shorter durations to help you navigate market volatility with ease. Samantha brings her heavyweight expertise to the table, demonstrating the power of scale in credit investments and how Ares' sophisticated platform can lead to superior market intelligence and recovery optimization when defaults occur.Praemium Limited is the issuer of the Investment Leaders and Advice Leaders podcasts. These podcasts are for information purposes only and aren't tailored to individual financial situations and do not contain financial advice. Views expressed by presenters may not align with Praemium's and nothing in this podcast should be seen as an endorsement or recommendation of the product or strategy. For more information about Praemium, including our disclosure documents, please visit our website. We recommend that individuals seek professional financial advice before taking action.

Discover how to navigate the dynamic private equity landscape and unlock the secrets of sophisticated investment strategies with our guest, Jose Luis Gonzalez Pastor, Managing Director at Neuburger Berman. In an era where market uncertainties loom large, we dissect private equity's resilience and its growing allure to investors, from high-net-worth individuals to retail investors seeking portfolio diversification. Venture further into the world of private equity with us as we break down the evolving practices of co-underwriting and co-investing—a game-changing shift for capital investment. With Jose Luis at the helm, we examine the burgeoning 'midlife' investment category, its potential for turbocharging company growth, and the innovative solutions for overcoming liquidity hurdles. As private equity valuations and market conditions fluctuate, we provide a candid look at the valuation process, fair value assessments, and strategies for navigating the choppier waters of distributions and exits that lie ahead. Tune in for a masterclass in the art of private equity from one of the industry's esteemed leaders.Praemium Limited is the issuer of the Investment Leaders and Advice Leaders podcasts. These podcasts are for information purposes only and aren't tailored to individual financial situations and do not contain financial advice. Views expressed by presenters may not align with Praemium's and nothing in this podcast should be seen as an endorsement or recommendation of the product or strategy. For more information about Praemium, including our disclosure documents, please visit our website. We recommend that individuals seek professional financial advice before taking action.

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13-X-2023. IN ISRAEL ET IN GAZA. ‘CHRONICO hebdomadali’ ‘de Israelis et Hamas bello’. // In primis, ‘ELEMENTA aliqua’ ‘ad eventus intelligendum’ ‘PERHIBEMUS’. // Hoc, tantum in lingua latina REPORTAMUS. // De Hamas. Hamas est factio politica Palestinensis. Nomen in brevius ‘hamas’ appellationem pleniorem ‘Commotio rebellionis Islamicae’ redigit. Die septimo mensis Octobris anno Domini bis millesimo vicesimo tertio, Hamas milibus missilium igneorum e Gaza necnon viribus pedestris Israelem aggredit. Deinde Israel Palestinis bellum denuntiat (EX VICIPAEDIA). // De Israel. Civitas Israel, civitas Iudaica et Democratica est. Limes suus australis cum Aegypto et Sectore Gazense est. Beniaminus Netanjahu, die undetricesimo mensis Decembris anno Domini bis millesimo vicesimo secundo rursus per coniunctionibus factionum primus minister creatus est (EX VICIPAEDIA). // Postea, ‘chronicon hebdomadalem’ ‘de Israelis et Hamas bello’ ‘NUNTIAMUS’. // In die Martis. // In ‘THE JERUSALEM POST’ ‘LEGITUR’: ‘Plures quam trescentas milia’ ‘COPIAS SUBSIDARIAS’ ‘VOCATAS SUNT’. Mortuorum numerus ad nongentos et vulneratorum numerus ad duo milia sescentos ADVENIT. ‘Copiae ad Israelem Defendendum (abbreviatione anglica I-De-eF) ‘sectorem Gazae’ ‘VULT’. // In die Mercurii. // In ‘THE JERUSALEM POST’ ‘LEGITUR’: ‘Classis Aerei Israelis (abbreviatione anglica I-A-eF) AEROPLANA INSECTATORIUM’ ‘incursiones’ ‘contra Gazam’ ‘FIRMANT’. ‘BIDEN’ ‘Hamas trucidationem’ ‘CONDEMNAT’ (THE JERUSALEM POST). // In die Iovis. // In ‘THE JERUSALEM POST’ ‘LEGITUR’: Israel DICIT ‘HAMAS’ ‘sectorem Gazae’ ‘ocupare velle’. ‘Beniaminus NETANYAHU’ ‘Emergentis regimen’ ‘ad bellum gubernandum’ ‘EFFICIT’. ‘Copiae ad Israelem Defendendum (abbreviatione anglica I-De-eF)’ ‘DECLARAT’ ‘Hamas aeroplana non gubernata’ ‘in Israel’ ‘non INTRARE’. ‘Antonius BLINKEN, Civitatum Foederatae Americae minister Status,’ ‘ad Israelem’ ‘PERVENIT’. ‘Trucidatio’ ‘in Be’eri’ ‘FUIT’. // In die Veneris. // In ‘THE JERUSALEM POST’ ‘LEGITUR’: ‘Yannay fundatio’ ‘NUNTIAT’ ‘Israelem VICTURUM ESSE’ ‘quod ‘heroes qui vitam suam pro Israele DANT’. ‘In aliis actis diurnis’ ‘LEGITUR’: ‘trescentae milia Gazae cives’ ‘sine domibus’ ‘SUNT’. ‘Gazae vulneratos’ ‘nosocomiis’ ‘EXSUPERANT’. ‘ISRAEL’ ‘Gazae civibus’ ‘relinquere domus suas’ ‘PREMIT’. IN CIVITATIBUS FOEDERATAE AMERICAE. ‘Stephanus SCALISE’ ‘Camerae Repraesentantium Civitatum Foederatae Americae praesidentiam’ ‘RECUSAT’ et ‘Factionem Republicanam’ ‘in chao’ ‘IMMERGIT’. IN BRITANNIÁRUM REGNUM. ‘Decem CIVES Britanniae’ ‘mortui vel absentes’ ‘in Israelis bello’ ‘SUNT’. // Sequentes TRANSLATIONES ex Casandra Freire SUNT. // Starmer decennem renovationis promittit. Sir Keir Starmer provocavit ad conservatores confidere sibi, quod recepit "novum casum conservatoris frangere". // Scelestos in carcere proximo hebdomade noli mittere, iudices dixerunt. // Violatores culpa carebunt dum iudices dixerunt carceres plenae esse. IN RUSSIA. ‘RUSSIA’ ‘oeconomiam suam’ ‘ad bellando’ ‘GERIT’. IN INDIA. ‘INDIA’ ‘pro Palestina ut civitate sui iuris’ ‘EST’. DE PRAEMIIS NOBELIANIS anno Domini bis milesimo vicesimo tertio. TRANSLATIO ex Casandra Freire EST. // Nobelianum investigationem mulierum honore auget. Praemium oeconomicarum scientiarum datur professori Universitatis Harvardiana Claudia Goldin (THE BOSTON GLOBE). Claudia Goldin, quae inquitati oeconomicae et salario inter viros et mulieres studuit, Praemium oeconomicarum scientiarum accepit. IN EUROPA. ‘Alii docenti MIGRANTES’ ‘ad Lopadusam’ ‘ADVENIUNT’. IN CIVITATE VATICANA. ‘DIES contra poenam capitalem’ ‘in Ecclesia’ ‘FUIT’. // ‘Septimo decimo die Octobris mense’ ‘DIES ad precando et ieiunando’ ‘ERIT’. In Catholica Ecclesia, DIES ‘ad pacem in Terra Sancta petendam’ ERIT. IN GALLIA. ‘ICTI’ ‘pro libertate’ ‘in Corsica’ ‘FUERUNT’. IN UCRAINA. ‘Novae INCURSIONES’ ‘cum aeroplana non gubernata’ ‘contra Ucráinam’ ‘FUERUNT’. // ‘Consociatio ex pacto Atlantico Septentrionlai (abbreviatione anglica NATO)’ ‘auxilium’ ‘pro Chiovia’ ‘CORROBORAT’. // ‘Quattuor mortui’ ‘in Nikopol’ ‘propter impetum russicum’ ‘SUNT’. // ‘UCRÁINA’ ‘Civitatum Foederatae America auxilium’ ‘ex ducentis milibus milium dollarium’ ‘ACCIPIET’. IN GUATEMALA. ‘CIVES’ ‘suffragiam’ ‘pro Arévalo’ ‘DEFENDUNT’. IN RESPUBLICA DOMINICANA. ‘RESPUBLICA DOMINICANA’ ‘limitem’ ‘cum Haitia’ ‘APERIET’. IN AFGANIA. ‘Alius TERRAE MOTUS’ ‘in Afgania’ ‘FUIT’. IN BIRMANIA. ‘INCURSIO’ ‘contra campum exceptorium’ ‘in Birmania’ ‘FUIT’. Undetriginta mortui SUNT. IN NIGER. ‘CIVITATES Foederatae Americae’ ‘auxilium’ ‘pro Niger’ SECAT. IN GALLIA. ‘De oeconomia in Gallia’. ‘Fortunae STATUS consociationum’ ‘difficile’ ‘EST’. // De migratione. ‘MIGRANTES clandestini’ ‘sine medico auxilio’ ‘SUNT’. // ‘Manuelis Bompard’ ‘Hamas assultum’ ‘belli crimen’ ‘sed non terroristicum assultum’ ‘NOMINAT’. // ‘De oeconomia’. ‘Petrolei et gasii praetia’ ‘sub coercitione’ ‘SUNT’. IN BELGIO. ‘VIVALDI, sic coallitionis regimen vocatur’, ‘pecuniae rationem pro anno Domini bis millesimo vicesimo quarto’ ‘OSTENDIT’. // ‘BELGICA’ ‘Ucrainae’ ‘aeroplana insectatoria F-sedecim’ ‘DONAT’. IN POLONIA. ‘POLONIA’ ‘coram comitiis’ ‘scissa’ ‘EST’. IN AFGANIA. ‘Duo milia mortui’ ‘terrae motu’ ‘in Afgania’ ‘SUNT’. IN FINNIA. ‘FINNIA’ ‘gasii fuga nova’ ‘INVENIT’. // ‘CONSOCIATIO ex pacto Atlantico Septentrionali’ (abbreviatione anglica NATO)’ ‘gasii fugam’ ‘INVESTIGAT’. ‘Fortasse’ ‘impetus’ ‘FUIT’. IN GERMANIA. ‘Robertus HABEK’ ‘DECLARAT’ ‘Germaniam ex migratione’ ‘PENDERE’. // ‘Olaus SCHOLZ, cancellarius foederalis Germaniae,’ ‘auxilium humanitarium’ ‘pro Gazae sectore’ ‘PETIT’. // ‘Nongenti quinquaginta GERMANICI’ ‘Israelem’ ‘RELINQUERUNT’. // Sequentes TRANSLATIONES ex Israéle García Avilés SUNT. // Hamas, factio politica Palaestinensis et Hizbulla, factio politica et militaris Libanica adiuvantur sunt. ¿Quomodo germanicam pecuniam illegitimam venit ad factionem islamicam? sectatores Gihad etiam accipiunt pecuniam germanicam. ille modus quo pecuniam ad Gazam Libanumque transfertur, hawala nominatur. // Politica Translationis. Inclusio in custodia longe. Expellunt facile ex civitate. Volunt agnoscere qui sunt peregrini cum ordine rei agendae rationibus decem, ita volunt conficere exilia. Id agitur adversus prosperitatem Alternativae pro Germania (AfD). // Administratio productionem pecuniariam minuere exspectat quattuor centesimae partes in eo anno. Germania admittit culpam in se et in Putin, ita particeps consiliarius pecuniarius. // Vexilla Israelis consummata ante atrium. Murus Berolinensis plenus svasticis nazisticis. IN UCRAINA. ‘RUSSIA’ ‘magna damna’ ‘in Avdiivka’ ‘SUFFERT’. ‘Decem et decem autocurruum armatorum’ ‘AMITTIT’. IN TAIVANIA. ‘Octoginta septem centesimas’ ‘ex Taivaniae populo’ ‘pro poena capitale’ ‘EST’. IN MEXICO. ‘Ducentos octoginta quattuor MEXICANOS’ ‘ab Israel’ ‘REDIMENT’. IN PERUVIA. ‘PERUVIANI’ ‘derelicti’ ‘in Israel’ ‘SUNT’. IN CILIA. ‘MINISTER’ ‘recuperationem oeconomicam’ ‘in decem annis’ ‘PROSPICIT’. IN ARGENTINA. ‘DOLLARIUM caeruleum’ ‘ad milia nummos argentinos’ ‘ADVENIT’. // ‘Pretiorum INFLATIO’ ‘nullo freno’ ‘EST’. ‘In Septembris mense’ ‘circa tredecim centesimas’ ‘FUIT’ et ‘in duodecim mensibus’ ‘circa centum quadraginta centesimas’ ‘EST’. IN LUSITANIA. ‘Rerum narcoticarum mercatores et consumentes’ ‘locum’ ‘in Porto Cale’ ‘MUTANT’. IN BRASILIA. ‘Dominae Nostrae Apparitae dies festus’ ‘CELEBRATUR’. IN PROMUNTORIO VIRIDI. ‘Promuntorium viridis’ ‘auxilium cibarium’ ‘a Consociatione oeconomica Africae civitatum occidentis’ ‘ACCIPIT’. IN SANCTO THOMA ET PRINCIPI. ‘VESPERTILIONES’ ‘Sancti Thomae et Principis scholas’ ‘INVADUNT’. IN MOZAMBICO. ‘COMITIA violenta’ ‘in Nampula’ ‘SUNT’. ‘VIGILES publici’ ‘gasium lacrimosum’ ‘contra reclamatores’ ‘IACIUNT’. IN GRAECIA. ‘INCENDIUM’ ‘in Marathone’ ‘PROGREDITUR’. ‘VENTI’ ‘auxilium’ ‘OBSTANT’. // ‘Medicamentorum PENURIA’ ‘post coronae viri pandemiam’ ‘STATUIT’. IN IAPONIA. ‘INDICIUM próximum’ ‘in linguis latina, ánglica et iapónica’ ‘RECITÁBIMUS’. // ‘ANIMATIO iaponica (id est ‘animé’) novissima’ ‘in orbe terrarum’ ‘in autumno’ ‘INAUGURABIT’. // ‘VIR armatus cum cultro’ ‘in schola iaponica’ ‘ERUPIT’ sed ‘nullos discipulos’ ‘NOCUIT’.

In this re-release of our most downloaded episode, Praemium's Damian Cilmi speaks with Steve Jarrott, portfolio manager with Warakirri Asset Management, about agriculture as an asset class and the unique position of Australian agriculture against the backdrop of rising inflation, shifting global economies, and climate change. Steve speaks about the development of an agriculture REIT and agriculture investment as a key component of a diversified portfolio.

In this episode of Praemium's Investment Leaders Podcast Series, Damian Cilmi and Samuel Mann of Longreach Alternatives spotlight the investment potential of royalties across sectors like music, pharma, fishing, and resources. Mann leverages his expertise with the Longreach's PG3 Royalties Opportunities Fund to show how these assets can diversify portfolios and stabilise returns. It's a must-listen for financial advisers ready to broaden their investment knowledge.

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In this episode, originally featured on the ifa show podcast, Praemium's Chief Strategy Officer, Denis Orrock, dives into the evolution of wealth management and administration platforms. Denis discusses the Quality of Advice Review (QAR) and its potential impact on superfunds transitioning to advice-style models. He explores the balance between AI-generated advice and personal consultation and emphasises the importance of effective data integration within platforms. Tune in to learn how platforms like Praemium can adapt to changing advice landscapes and use technology to enhance the delivery of advice.

In this episode of the ifa podcast, host Maja Garaca Djurdjevic is joined by Denis Orrock, chief strategy officer of wealth management platform Praemium. Mr Orrock joins our host to discuss the evolving landscape of wealth management and administration platforms. He also touches on the government's response to the Quality of Advice Review (QAR) and how this might play out for the super funds. “I think the super funds moving to advice-style models will be interesting and how they scale their businesses for that. Are they fit-for-purpose for that today? Will they be reliant on digital or AI-generated advice versus personal advice?” And discusses a key issue for the industry around data integration. “The bigger impact for platforms is the data that sits within the platforms ... and how do we aggregate and standardise that data to provide advisers with a consolidated view of their customer.” Moreover, Mr Orrock discusses how wealth management platforms like Praemium can evolve to support the changes to the advice landscape on the back of the QAR, as well as how technology can help streamline and enhance the delivery of advice.

In this episode of the ifa podcast, host Maja Garaca Djurdjevic is joined by Matt van Dijk, general manager distribution Queensland/Northern Territory at Praemium. Mr van Dijk joins the show to discuss the unmet advice needs of high-net-worth investors, with recent Praemium research showing that as many as 53 per cent of these investors are in need of quality advice tailored to their unique advice needs. As the volume of HNW investors continues to grow beyond the $2.8 trillion of investable assets they currently hold, Mr van Dijk details these advice requirements and how advisers can respond. He also touches on the intergenerational wealth transfer and how advisers can support it. Namely, with HNW investors anticipating to transfer as much as $1.9 trillion to their children, the challenge for advisers is that over half are managing the inheritance themselves. As such, Mr van Dijk elaborates on what advisers should consider when looking to embed themselves in this transfer.

Delving into the compelling domain of sustainable investing, Praemium's insightful podcast episode presents a vibrant dialogue on ESG investing, extracted from our recent in-depth webinar. The conversation is steered by Damian Cilmi, Praemium's Head of Investment Managers and Governance, and he's joined by a distinguished panel: Xuan Sheng Ou Yong from BNP Paribas Asset Management, Xinting Jia from State Street Global Advisors, and Will Baylis from Martin Currie.Our panelists demystify ESG investing, sharing unique insights on portfolio diversification, avoiding greenwashing, tackling performance hurdles, and deciphering impact measurement. With practical tips and real-world examples from industry leaders, you'll walk away with a deeper understanding of how to build a resilient ESG portfolio that meets your clients' investment goals and values. 

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Celebrating International Women's Day 2023, we bring to you an enlightening conversation with industry veterans. Samantha Hawkins, Praemium's Head of Sales for Southern Regions, engages in a rich dialogue with Katerina Nicolakopoulos, the driving force behind Eikon Financial, and Widiana Setiawan, a seasoned Senior Private Wealth Advisor at Shaw & Partners.They delve into their unique journeys navigating the financial services industry, highlighting the significant benefits of maintaining a harmonious balance between male and female advisors. Together, they reflect on inspiring strategies to encourage a new generation of women to explore this promising career avenue, emphasizing the critical role of robust internship initiatives, effective coaching schemes, and defined career roadmaps tailored specifically for female graduates.Furthermore, the trio underscores the necessity of promoting financial literacy among women, along with the active involvement of families in financial decisions. This episode transcends their individual narratives; it aims to foster diversity and propagate success within the financial services realm. Listen now and let Katarina and Wydiana share with you their success stories and valuable insights.

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Daniel Needham, CFA, stops by The Business Brew for a wide ranging discussion. Daniel is a wealth of knowledge. He is president of Morningstar’s Wealth Management Solutions, which includes software and aggregation capabilities from Morningstar Office and ByAllAccounts, and the individual investor experience across Morningstar.com, and Morningstar Investment Management.After the recent acquisition, he also oversees the U.K. and international business of Praemium and their core products, which were re-branded to Morningstar Wealth Platform and Wealthcraft, a Morningstar company.Prior to his current role, Needham served as president and global chief investment officer since 2015 for Morningstar’s Investment Management group, a unit of Morningstar, Inc., that provides managed portfolio services, retirement, and investment advisory for financial institutions, plan sponsors, and advisors through investment management entities around the world.In 2013, Needham stepped into the global chief investment officer role for the Investment Management group, and he also assumed responsibility for Morningstar’s investment management operations in Europe. Previously, Needham was chief investment officer and managing director for Investment Management in Asia-Pacific, including Ibbotson Associates Australia, where he led the group’s business and investment activities in the region.Needham joined Morningstar in 2009 through the company’s acquisition of Intech Pty Ltd., where he served as chief investment officer. He also held other investment roles including analyst, portfolio manager, and head of multi-strategy. Before joining Intech in 2002, Needham worked for Zurich Financial Services in Sydney. Needham holds a bachelor’s degree in commerce from the University of Sydney, where he majored in finance and economics.He also holds the Chartered Financial Analyst® designation and is an interested trustee for the Morningstar Funds Trust.Supplemental Information -Following the podcast recording, Mr. Needham sent the following information to Bill (shared with permission):Here are some useful books to learn more about MMT and Post-Keynesian economics. It pays to tread carefully with all this stuff given the political leaning of the respective economic schools of thought.Soft Currency Economics – Warren Mosler – provides a lens to why the system is different for certain governments post the gold standardJohn Maynard Keynes – Hyman Minsky – one of the best early critiques of the modern economic consensus that dominates central banks and government treasuries

Pōns Tauricus partim ruptus Pōns, quō Chersonēsus Taurica ad Russiam coniuncta erat, dīruptus est. Russī referunt eōdem tempore, quō trāmen ferriviārium petrōleō onerātum alteram pontis partem trānseat, raedam onerāriam, quae pyrobolum ferat, in alterā parte subitō esse dīruptam. Raedārium, Machīrum Iusubovium nōmine, innocentem fuisse ac nescīvisse onus, quod mercēde conductus trāns pontem in Chersonēsum veheret, dīruptūrum. Trēs hominēs, inter quōs et raedārius numerātur, sunt interfectī; et corruit pars pontis ipsīus, quō aqua dulcis in Chersonēsum Tauricam importātur. Quamquam Ūcraīnēnsēs glōriātī sunt pontem esse dīruptum—nam inter paucās hōrās tabellāriī Ūcraīnēnsēs nuntiāvērunt novum pittacium cursuāle, quō pons ruptus commemorārētur—nōn tamen cōnfessī sunt suōs rem patrasse, quam Russī homicīdium ac latrōcinium potius quam bellum fuisse dēnuntiant. Latrōnēs dēprehēnsī Iōvis diē Astānae in Cazastaniā nuntiāvit Dēmētrius Pescovius, orātor Russōrum, dēprehēnsōs esse latrōnēs nōnnullōs quī conātī essent occultum impetum facere in ductum petroleārium TurkStream appellātum. Nam ductibus Nordstream dīruptīs gasum subterrāneum, quod Russī vendunt, nunc in Eurōpam vel per Turcārum vel per Ucraīnēnsium fīnēs fluit. Russī cīvēs dē Chersōniō dēdūcuntur Vladimīrus Saldō, praefectus Chersōniō ā Russīs impositus, hortātus est cīvēs ut suīs cum fīliīs in Confoederātiōnem Russicam cōnfugerent, cum in urbēs cottidiē missilia caelitus dēlaberentur. Ucraīnēnsēs autem magistrātūs negant sē prīvātōs cīvēs cōnsultō oppugnāre. Trāmina Germānica impedīta Trāmina ferriviāria in Saxōniā Īnferiōrī stetērunt immōta diē Saturnī, cum ignōtī quīdam hominēs funēs ferreōs et internuntiōs, sine quibus perīculōsum esset trāminibus vehī, duōbus in locīs scidissent. Incertum est an clandestīnus impetus factus sit ab exterīs hostibus an intestīnīs latrōnibus. Quod ductūs petroleāriī Nordstream appellātī sunt nuper dīruptī, timētur nē necessāria commodaque, quibus Germānōrum modus vivendī fulciātur, consultō scindantur ac disupentur. Ghebremedīnus reus Temesghen Ghebrū Ghebremedīnus Eritreānus comprehēnsus est et in Ītalōrum diciōnem redditus, ubi reus est furtīvae migrātiōnis prōmovendae. Nam Ghebremedīnus inter capita putātur esse societātis coniūrātōrum hominum, quī lucrī faciendī causā commercium hominum agunt et migrantēs in ratibus scaphīsque parum tutīs dēreliquunt, ubi aut ab Eurōpaeīs serventur aut undīs obruantur. Dē Haitiā dēlīberātur Cōnsociātiōnis Omnium Gentium Concilium Secūritātī Tuendae dēlīberat an sanciendum sit nē quis commercium habeat cum ullīs quī pacem stabilitātemque reī pūblicae Haitiēnsium ēvertere temptent. Nam Haitiēnsēs magistrātūs, quī parum auctōritātis in īnsulā obtinent, oppōnuntur latrōnibus quī vī armōrum populum petroleō arcent dum Ariēl Henrīcus summus magistrātus munere abdicet. Petroleō interclūsō, etiam difficile est Haitiēnsibus aquam pūram et dulcem invenīre, quā rē morbī, praecipuē cholera, per populum serpunt. Jacobulus Cherizier, quī etiam “Barbacōa” appellātur, regulus latrōnum, prīmus habētur interdictō omnium gentium multandus, sed nōn nunc in Conciliō Secūritātī Tuendae agitur dē mīlitibus mittendīs, quī īnsulā occupandā magistrātuum auctōritātem roborent, ut ab annō bis millēsimō quartō usque in bis millēsimum ūndēvīcēsimum necesse vidēbātur. Sīnēnsium Factiō Communistārum congrediētur Diē sextō decimō congrediētur Factiō Communistārum in Sīnīs, quae dē rēbus futūrīs dēlīberet. Quibus in congressibus solent Sīnēnsēs novōs magistrātūs sēligere provinciīs societātibusque publicīs praeficiendōs. Xi Jinping, quī summum magistrātum et quasī tyrannidem Sīnēnsium obtinet, putātur tertium creātum īrī secretārius generālis, quamquam antecessōrēs bis sēlectī solēbant tertium magistrātum abnuere. Abhinc quinque annōs, inter priōrem factiōnis congressum, nēmō sēlectus erat quī in locum Xi Jinping nunc succēderet. Lupī venēnātī In Vasintoniā orientālī et boreālī, sex lupī repertī sunt venēnō necātī. Praemium quinquāginta mīlium dollarōrum eum exspectat, quīcumque prīmus magistrātibus auctōrem sceleris dētulerit. Lēgēs enim lupōs tuentur, ut quī in perīculum vēnerint interneciōnis. Tantum ducentī lupī putantur in Vasintoniā superesse, quamquam saeculō ūndēvīcēsimō plūrimī fuērunt.

Dubber Corp Ltd (ASX: DUB), Alcidion Group Ltd (ASX: ALC), Fortescue Metals Group Ltd (ASX: FMG) and Wesfarmers Ltd (ASX: WES) feature on this week's Australian Investors Podcast.  Drew Meredith, CFP and Owen Rask are back on The Australian Investors Podcast talking ASX Reporting Season, and it's the finale for Reporting Season 2022.  Got a question for Drew & Owen? Want us to cover your company? If you would like Drew and Owen to cover a company on your watchlist or in your portfolio, or ask a question, use our Typeform to submit your question: https://bit.ly/3QtiY00 ~~ Podcast Resources ~~  Wattle Partners Owen Rask on Twitter Value Investor Program, Owen's online investing course ~~ Say thanks to our tremendous sponsors ~~ Join Selfwealth and get 5 free ASX trades! The Australian Investors Podcast's official broker is SelfWealth. Over 125,000 smart investors use SelfWealth to invest and trade ASX shares, ETFs and global stocks. Rask's Investors Podcast listeners can join today and get $9.50 trades! Join Selfwealth: https://bit.ly/self-1000 Join inside The Intelligent Investor & save This podcast is brought to you by The Intelligent Investor, Australia's premier investment research membership service. Use the code “RASK”, to get $100 off your annual membership or get a free 15-day trial (no credit card details required): 

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Our local market started the new trading week with a gain of 1.2%, supported by a strong session on Wall Street and in Europe on Friday.Sectors wise, tech stocks led the day's gains. Energy stocks also performed well after Brent oil prices jumped on Friday. Financials climbed about 1.4%, with three of the big four banks rising. Meanwhile, the healthcare sector dropped 0.5%. The best and worst ASX200 performers: BrainChip (ASX:BRN) surged 13.9%, following strong gains on the Nasdaq on Friday. BRN was not alone, other tech stocks also lifted, like Life360 (ASX:360), NOVONIX (ASX:NVX) and WiseTech Global (ASX:WTC). Building materials supplier, Boral (ASX:BLD) closed in the green also, up 6.2%. On the flip side, the worst performers included a2 Milk (ASX:A2M), Fisher & Paykel Healthcare (ASX:FPH) and Endeavour Group (ASX:EDV).   The most traded stocks by Bell Direct clients yesterday included Sims (ASX:SGM), PayGroup (ASX:PYG), the BetaShares Australian Strong Bear Hedge Fund (ASX:BBOZ) and Whitehaven Coal (ASX:WHC).Moving to the US, all three benchmarks closed lower following a late selloff that wiped out some strong intraday gains. The Dow closed 200 points lower and the S&P500 and Nasdaq both declined 0.8%. What to watch today:Following the negative session in the US, the SPI futures are suggesting that our market will open 0.32% lower.  Keep an eye on ANZ (ASX:ANZ) and Suncorp (ASX:SUN), after Suncorp accepted a $4.9 billion bid from ANZ to take over its banking business. ANZ is currently in a trading halt while it goes to its shareholders to raise $3.5 billion in additional funds to pay for the deal. This isn't expected to be completed for at least 12 months as it requires a number of regulatory approvals.In economic news, today sees the release of the minutes from June's monetary policy meeting held by the RBA. There are a number of Australian commodity companies reporting their Q4 results this week, including lithium player, Allkem (ASX:AKE) and oil companies Beach Energy (ASX:BPT) and Woodside Energy (ASX:WDS). Today, we'll hear from the largest company on the ASX, BHP Group (ASX:BHP). Other companies reporting today include HUB24 (ASX:HUB) and Ampol (ASX:ALD). In commodities, oil prices lifted, boosted by growing concerns over gas supply from Russia and a lower dollar. The gold price firmed, as the pullback in the dollar helped bullion recover some of its recent losses. The spot iron ore price trades 4.3% lower at US100 a tonne.Trading Ideas:Bell Potter have maintained its Buy rating on Whitehaven Coal (ASX:WHC). WHC reported unaudited financial year 2022 EBITDA of $3b and year end net cash of $1b, which Bell Potter highlighted was an outstanding result. The better than expected result was driven by record thermal coal prices and strong price realisation. Yesterday, WHC rose 5.6% off the back of these strong results.  Trading Central has a bullish signal on investment advice company, Praemium (ASX:PPS) indicating that the stock price may rise from the close of $0.68 to the range of $0.87 - $0.91 in the next 53 days according to standard principals of technical analysis. 

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The latest market insights for your upcoming end of year client meetings. Damian Cilmi hosted this live webinar panel with Nikki Thomas, CFA of Magellan Financial Group, Paul Parsons of Northcape Capital and Charles Jamieson of Jamieson Coote Bonds to discuss the key market drivers for bonds, domestic and global equities over the remainder of this year and into 2023. Looking at inflation, interest rates and how to position a portfolio in these market conditions.Please note that this podcast was originally hosted in live webinar format, and makes reference to slides and charts. If you'd like to watch the video from the webinar, including the slide deck, you can stream it here on vimeo: https://vimeo.com/718187330

Praemium's Damian Cilmi speaks with Steve Jarrott, portfolio manager with Warakirri Asset Management, about agriculture as an asset class and the unique position of Australian agriculture against the backdrop of rising inflation, shifting global economies, and climate change. Steve speaks about the development of an agriculture REIT and agriculture investment as a key component of a diversified portfolio.

Damian Cilmi, Head of Investment Managers & Governance at Praemium and Anthony Kirkham, Head of Investment Management at Western Asset Management Australia discuss the implications of current inflation rates and their impact on the labour market, where interest rates might be headed, and why fixed income still matters in this shifting environment. Anthony shares how he is positioning his portfolios to deal with the outlook for the year ahead.

While it has become somewhat of a meme and investing trope that the first million is the hardest to make, there's no doubt that it is true. In fact, the advisers featured in this episode say it can take 35 years, but you have to invest $740 a month, every month, at a 6% annual compound rate. For those with a little less spare cash (or just starting out on their investing journey), a $53 investment every week into an ASX index fund could turn into just over a million dollars in 40 years. But that's not to say Australia isn't flush with millionaires already. According to research from Praemium, there were over 635,000 millionaires in Australia in 2021, climbing from 488,000 the year prior. Meanwhile, the Australian's annual Rich List found there are 131 billionaires in our country. So in this thematic episode, Livewire's Ally Selby was joined by Shaw and Partners' Felicity Thomas and Pivot Wealth's Ben Nash for their thoughts on building (multi) million-dollar portfolios with ETFs. Plus, they also share the biggest mistake they are seeing in client portfolios right now. Note: This episode of Buy Hold Sell was shot on Wednesday 13th April 2022. You can read an edited transcript below: https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/how-to-build-a-multi-million-dollar-portfolio-with-etfs/ 

Danny, who's a Senior Analyst at Shaw and Partners is responsible for covering ASX e-commerce, retail and technology based businesses such as companies like, Adore Beauty, Audinate, Dusk Group, Silk Logistics, Prospa, Open Pay and Praemium to name a few within his current research universe. He has also raised capital for many companies including Brainchip (BRN), Openpay (OPY), Wisr (WZR) and many more. In this conversation with Candice and Felicity, he talks about opportunities in the Australian investing landscape, his process for finding a compelling business and his thoughts on the derating of the technology sector. Follow Talk Money To Me on Instagram, or send Candice and Felicity an email with all your thoughts here. Felicity Thomas and Candice Bourke are Senior Advisers at Shaw and Partners, and you can find out more here. *****In the spirit of reconciliation, Equity Mates Media and the hosts of Talk Money To Me acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people today. *****Talk Money To Me is a product of Equity Mates Media. All information in this podcast is for education and entertainment purposes only. Equity Mates gives listeners access to information and educational content provided by a range of financial service professionals. It is not intended as a substitute for professional finance, legal or tax advice. The hosts of Talk Money To Me are not aware of your personal financial circumstances. Equity Mates Media does not operate under an Australian financial services licence and relies on the exemption available under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) in respect of any information or advice given.Before making any financial decisions you should read the Product Disclosure Statement and, if necessary, consult a licensed financial professional. Do not take financial advice from a podcast. For more information head to the disclaimer page on the Equity Mates website where you can find ASIC resources and find a registered financial professional near you. In the spirit of reconciliation, Equity Mates Media and the hosts of Talk Money To Me acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people today. Talk Money To Me is part of the Acast Creator Network. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Michelangelo Pistoletto est né à Biella en 1933. Dans les années soixante, il a été une véritable source d'inspiration et protagoniste du mouvement artistique d'Arte Povera. On se souvient de certains de ses principaux projets développés au cours de sa longue carrière : Quadri specchianti (Peintures miroirs) 1962, Oggetti in meno (Objets en moins) 1965-66, Venere degli stracci (Vénus des haillons) 1967, Le Stanze (Les salles) 1976, L'arte assume la religione (l'Art prend sur la religion) 1978, Progetto Arte (Projet d'Art) 1994, Terzo Paradiso (Troisième Paradis) 2003. Dans les années 90, à l'intérieur d'une ancienne manufacture de laine à Biella, il fonde la ville d'art Cittadellarte - Fondazione Pistoletto et l'UNIDEE - University of Ideas. En 2003, lui a été décerné le Lion d'or en faveur de l'ensemble de sa carrière à la Biennale de Venise. En 2004, Pistoletto reçoit un doctorat honorifique du diplôme en sciences politiques de l'Université de Turin et, en 2007, le Prix de la Fondation Wolf en arts à Jérusalem. En 2013, il reçoit le Praemium impérial de Tokyo. En 2015, un second diplôme honorifique lui est attribué provenant de de l'Universidad de las Artes de La Habana (Université des arts), à Cuba. En 2019, l'Académie Lecce des Beaux-Arts lui décernera la Laurea Honoris Causa. À partir de 2015, Michelangelo Pistoletto créé les Forums de la Renaissance : rencontres et activités sont organisées deux fois par an dans le monde entier afin d'approfondir et diffuser la philosophie du Troisième Paradis à travers la méthodologie demopraxy. Avec la participation de GALLERIA CONTINUA et des Amis des Beaux-Arts de Paris Lundi 6 décembre 2021 Amphithéâtre des loges Crédit photo : Courtesy Cittadellarte

Praemium's Matt van Dijk is joined by Blackrock's Steve Monnier and Nathan Hughes from Perpetual to unpack the different ways ESG is incorporated into portfolio management, and how advisers can use sound financial theory to engage current and future generations of clients.

Damian Cilmi, Head of Investment Managers & Governance at Praemium and CEO of Elston Asset Management, Nick Revis had a discussion on how the advancement of governance methodologies are enhancing the professionalism and quality of SMA models available to advisers in Australia. They also explored how governance principles at a platform and model manager level have developed, and are used, to ensure the best possible outcomes are achieved by investors.

 Yesterday, the ASX200 fell 0.6% after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand increased its interest rates, which affected sentiment on the ASX, making investors questions if the RBA would do the same.         Today, the Aussie share market is set to open higher, with the futures suggesting a rise of 0.5%. What to watch today: The oil price fell 2.5% to US$76.92, falling from a 7-year high. Oil prices have surged over 50% this year, adding to inflationary pressures. Iron ore prices remained relatively flat overnight on limited market activity. And thermal coal prices fell 10% from their record high. Watch travel, tourism and food and beverage stocks ahead of NSW reopening next week. In economic news, there will be a services sector reading today for September. Companies going ex-dividend today include ARB Corp (ASX:ARB) and Macmahon Holdings (ASX:MAH). Trading Ideas:Citi reiterated its BUY rating for ship builder Austral Limited (ASX:ASB) with a $3.10 price target, implying 61% share price growth in a year. Bullish charting signals have been seen in QBE Insurance (ASX:QBE), hipages Group (ASX:HPG) and Praemium (ASX:PPS) according to Trading Central

Praemium's Damian Cilmi hosts a session with leading investment specialists from Alphinity, Pendal and Fidelity discussing the key market drivers for the remainder of 2021, the outlook for inflation and interest rates and which asset classes are likely to perform well under current market conditions.

Praemium's Martin Morris is joined by Steve Prendeville of Forte Asset Solutions who has extensive experience in helping advice practices prepare their businesses for sale. This session discusses some of the key considerations for building an advice practice with a strong business valuation, including client segments, business models, and more. The engaging session covers advisers' own questions, including the profitability figure you need to achieve a good sale price and what is required for succession planning.

In this episode of the ifa Show, Praemium head of distribution Martin Morris joins host Sarah Kendell to discuss some of the latest research the group has conducted around adviser benchmarking, and how platform selection and managed account usage are adding to practice bottom lines. Martin Morris, who is presenting at the Adviser Innovation Summit event series in June and July, uncovers some of the key statistics around how the use of managed accounts can impact adviser admin time, and how having a detailed strategic plan in place can optimise the way practices use the investment structures. Martin also touches on the evolution of platforms from their beginnings as an all-in-one adviser business tool to a more competitive multiplatform marketplace, and discusses some of the key business benchmarks practices should be aiming for if they want to be performing at the top of their game.

26 Apr 2021 - Praemium Limited (ASX:PPS) CEO and Managing Director Michael Ohanessian talks about the company's strong 1H21 results, the successful acquisition of Powerwrap, platform enhancements and outlook.

Advisers are under more pressure to add value to the client experience as part of the transition to upfront, annual fees, at the same time as clients are demanding they leverage technology to provide a more holistic wealth management experience. In this episode of The ifa Show, Praemium chief commercial officer Mat Walker joins host Sarah Kendell to unpack some of the innovation going on in the platform space as providers develop new features that allow advisers to better engage with and service clients at all levels. Mat unpacks some of the regulations due to come in later this year and how platforms are responding, as well as the different client demand trends between the wholesale and retail advice markets. He also discusses how platforms are striving towards the ‘holy grail' of allowing advisers to see and manage the totality of their clients' assets in one place.

The ASX200 is eyeing a fall of 0.5% at the open.The Head of the Reserve Bank in the US assured Americans that interest rates will stay low until employment rates return to normal levels.Companies reporting results:Telstra (ASX:TLS) reported net profit after tax (NPAT) of $1.1 billion, which exceeded the expectation of $849 million.AMP (ASX:AMP) reported full year statutory NPAT of $177 million, reversing the $2.5 billion loss in FY19.Yesterday's most traded stocks:Large caps: Fortescue Metals (ASX:FMG), InvoCare (ASX:IVC) and Suncorp (ASX:SUN).Small caps: BlackEarth Minerals (ASX:BEM).Local trading ideas:Praemium (ASX:PPS) was reiterated as a buy by Bell Potter with new $1.01 target.Australian Strategic Materials (ASX:ASM), Resimac Group (ASX:RMC) and Charter Hall Group (ASX:CHC) are giving off bullish charting signals according to Trading Central.

The futures are suggesting the ASX200 will fall 1.1% following Wall Street's close in the red and comes despite NSW restrictions being eased from tomorrow, with restaurants, cafes, pubs and clubs able to take group bookings of up to 30 people per group.U.S. investors lost patience that a fresh U.S. stimulus package would eventuate before the election in almost 11 days. But it's important to note, regardless of who wins the presidential race, more stimulus will come from either party to bring their economy back to life. Netflix reported less subscribers than expected, which saw its shares lose about 7%. Meanwhile, Snap shares soared 28% to an all-time high on a smashing quarterly report. On the Commodity front: Oil fell 4% US$40.01 with Libya ramping up production, while U.S. inventory figures showed gas demand weakened. So that could hurt oil stocks today. While Gold made its first notable move in days, rising 1% to US$1,927.  What to watch today:Quarterly results from AMP (ASX:AMP), Qantas (ASX:QAN), Mirvac (ASX:MGR) and OZ Minerals (ASX:OZL). AGMs today: Suncorp (ASX:SUN), Webjet (ASX:WEB), Magellan (ASX:MFG) and Crown (ASX:CWN).RBA's Deputy Governor, Guy Debelle will take part in a Fireside Chat – on the Future of the FX Global Code – at FX Week Australia 2020Trading ideas: Bell Potter upgraded Praemium's (ASX:PPS) Buy rating, increasing its price target to $0.85, implying 41% upside. Praemium's quarterly results were much stronger than expected supported by its Powerwrap acquisition. Bell Potter also upgraded MyState's (ASX:MYS) Buy rating, increasing its price target to $4.50 implying 15% upside on MYS' net interest margin. Bell Potter expects cash and NPAT growth to continue in FY22 and beyond. UBS upgraded Megaport (ASX:MP1) from a neutral to a Buy with a new $16.45 price target. UBS sees more strength in the second half of this financial year, with growth from North American after its customers rose 63%.Red 5 (ASX:RED), Bigtincan Holdings (ASX:BTH) and Galaxy Resources (ASX:GXY) are all showing bullish charting signals - according to Trading Central.

The miners drove the market today, with Rio Tinto and BHP pushing the ASX 200 up 0.7%, but still well under the 6,000 mark. This market has an itchy trigger finger when it comes to vaccine news and the statement over the weekend from AstraZeneca that it would resume trials was all investors needed to hear. A big hit to Cleanaway with news emerging of a toxic culture with CEO Vik Bhansal being investigated. Clearly, there has been a shift in the market's level of tolerance for behaviour of this kind. Our top three VODs today are:Travel bosses join forces to urge states to re-open bordersThis is just the start of a multi-decade transformation for e-commerce!Praemium's clock is ticking on Powerwrap See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The benchmark S&P/ASX200 looks set to start the week in the red with the futures suggesting a 0.95% drop at the open. This follows a reasonably underwhelming finish to the week on Wall Street, with stocks closing flat on Friday. The Gold price fell 1% to US$1,949.80 an ounce on Friday night, this led to the precious metal having its worst week in almost six months.What to watch this week:With the oil price falling, keep an eye on energy producers like Santos (ASX:STO) and Woodside Petroleum (ASX:WPL).Companies reporting this week:The companies reporting today include, WAAAX stock Altium (ASX:ALU), Bendigo & Adelaide Bank (ASX:BEN) and oil and gas production company Beach Energy (ASX:BPT).Consumer goods retailer JB Hi-Fi (ASX:JBH) will be releasing its full year results, its share price will be on watch today following the release. Goldman Sachs analysts expect the retailer to report sales of $8.03 billion, this is compared to its guidance of $7.86 billion. Other companies reporting this week, include BHP (ASX:BHP), Coles (ASX:COL) and Westpac (ASX:WBC) tomorrow. On Wednesday, look out for the second biggest company on the ASX, CSL (CSL) who reports, and on Thursday, Wesfarmers (ASX:WES) reports.Local trading ideas:On Friday, National Australia Bank (ASX:NAB) provided a limited 3Q 20 trading update. Bell Potter believes NAB has the foundations in place to cope with COVID-19. They forecast a final FY20 dividend of 20¢ and FY21 interim and final dividends of 40¢ each. Bell Potter's price target remains at $19.90 price target and their Buy rating also remains unchanged. Bell Potter has increased investment management company Praemium's (ASX:PPS) price target by 5% to 62 cents and maintains its Buy rating on the stock. Praemium reported last Friday. It's FY20 EBITDA of $14.2m exceeded Bell Potter's $13.8m estimate. Bell Potter believes PPS has delivered a good result in a difficult environment. Specifically, it is benefitting from increased investment in its Australian business. The company has gained scale and has a material merger with Powerwrap (ASX:PWL) if it is successful with its bid. 

The Aussie share market is eyeing a 0.4% fall at the open, going by the futures.The resilient Nasdaq rose 0.5% to hit another new record high helped by Amazon rising over 3% to another record, with Microsoft, Apple and Google-parent Alphabet putting on at least 0.4% each. This has helped the Nasdaq gain 2.7% this week, while the S&P500 is higher by 0.3%The World Health Organisation (WHO) has published new guidance saying COVID-19 may be transmitted through air particles in crowded and inadequately ventilated spaces, citing “choir practice...restaurants” and fitness classes as examples. Although the WHO says its findings are preliminary, you can't rule out air transmission.Local trading ideas:UBS rated Vocus (ASX:VOC) as a buy with a $3.60 target, based on valuation, but noted earnings catalysts are potentially negative. Yesterday Vocus closed 0.7% lower at $3.05.Bell Potter increased its buy target for Praemium (ASX:PPS) to $0.56 given the software platform looks set to buy listed platform provider PWL for $55.6 million, which will build scale and reinvigorated interest in the stock.UBS reiterated its buy rating for CSL (ASX:CSL), but dropped its price target to $331 given the disruptions to its plasma centres in America, due to COVID-19, with UBS expecting donations to fall 20% from April to September, but then pick up.

The Australian share market is on for a cautious day of trade given the topsy-turvy evening and morning we had.The Australian share market opened 0.6% lower then clawed back some of those losses and is tracking 0.2% lower with Healthcare, Utilities, Banks and Energy rising. Overnight, the crude oil price collapsed, Virgin (ASX:VAH) entered voluntary administration and international markets somewhat held up with the Stoxx600 and the S&P500 gaining 0.7% and losing 1.8% respectively.Investors will be watching: Metcash (ASX:MTS), APA Group (ASX:APA) and Praemium (ASX:PPS). 

In this episode of the IFA Show host James Mitchell is joined by the chief executive of platform provider Praemium Michael Ohanessian, to discuss how their service is helping to increase client engagement, save time and reduce costs. Michael will share how their service differs from what is being offered by their competitors, why they have chosen to place their focus in the managed account sector, and how they are implementing what they have learnt from their experience in overseas markets into the technology that they offer here in Australia. Michael will unpack the role of technology in financial services, why there will always need to be a human element to the industry and discuss Praemium's plans for growing their business both in Australia and internationally. www.ifa.com.au