Wednesday 2 September 2026
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CPDCPD · ORBISThe diversification illusion: why “balanced” portfolios may be more exposed than they appear
Portfolios that look diversified are often driven by a few forces, mainly US mega-cap tech. Passive indexing amplifies this at high valuations. True diversification means owning differently, not more.
NEWSNEWSThe prudential fence: why Mulino revived the new class of adviser, and then locked most of the industry out
The new class of adviser is back, confined for at least three years to APRA-regulated super funds and life insurers. Advice licensees and banks are locked out, and the three-year review clause is the part nobody is examining.
NEWSNEWSA $50,000 sale, 1,400 complaints and a going concern note: the Sequoia case is the profession's live test
CPDFeaturedCPD · GENERATION LIFEThe New Age of Advice
NEWSNEWSThe trustee becomes the gatekeeper: what legislated advice fee caps mean for practices that charge from super
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