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Christine St Anne

Christine St Anne is editor of InvestorWeekly

The big picture show

Remember the good old days when government policy went beyond Sydney trains and boat people. ... read more »

Upsizing super

The other day I went to my bank to report a lost debit card. I left the bank with a new credit card and home loan. ... read more »

Back to the business of reform

The industry's reform agenda may face a precarious future following the brutal government leadership tussle last week. ... read more »

Is AMP's new super product an industry fund?

Retail sector begins transformation

A new low-cost, simple super product was launched last week. Sound like an industry fund? No, it's the latest product from retail giant AMP. ... read more »

Death of a salesman

As advisers continue to move away from a sales-driven culture, the latest reforms could see an emergence of advice within super. ... read more »

Confessions of a shopaholic

In the past two years, banks have been on a shopping spree, buying up wealth management businesses. ... read more »

Too big to fail

There is a seminal moment in Andrew Ross Sorkin's book, Too Big to Fail, when the short-selling ban is met with market euphoria. ... read more »

Re-visiting the adequacy debate

There is an alternative view to tackling the adequacy debate that goes beyond boosting the superannuation guarantee. ... read more »

Goodbye to all that

Many in the industry would have been bogged down in submissions given the plethora of government reviews. Next year it will be the government's turn to act on the reviews. ... read more »

A duty of care

In what some sections of the industry may see as going behind enemy lines, last week I attended the FPA's annual conference in Melbourne. ... read more »