The shadow minister for finance will join distinguished speakers such as AMP’s chief economist, Dr Shane Oliver, vice-president at T. Rowe Price Cassandra Crowe, and Future Fund deputy chief investment officer Alicia Gregory at the inaugural Australian Wealth Management Summit.
The senator will share her thoughts on the need to level the playing field for small investors while ensuring that tax and investment settings are not geared towards favouring one investor or investment class over another.
Hume will also touch on the importance of small non-commercial investors in Australia’s capital pool while delving into the influence the government yields on Australians’ control of their investments when tilting the scales in favour of institutional investors.
Senator Hume will also emphasise the balance between the need to protect and educate Australians as they engage with financial markets and businesses, while still empowering them to take risks that will ultimately lead to the next generation of Australian companies and innovation.
The session will include an interactive Q&A segment, allowing the audience to engage directly with the senator.
The inaugural Australian Wealth Management Summit 2024 will be held on Wednesday, 8 May 2024, at The Star, Sydney. Click here to buy tickets.
The one-day conference will focus on the latest developments in the financial services landscape, offering valuable insights to help industry professionals navigate domestic and global economic affairs.
Leading economists will deliver insightful sessions on the economic dynamics influencing wealth management and the factors propelling change in both domestic and global markets.
The Australian Wealth Management Summit 2024 is being held jointly by ifa and its sister brands across Momentum Media’s wealth publishing network, including InvestorDaily, SMSF Adviser, Money Management, and Super Review.
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Maybe ask her if the Libs get back in, whether they will reverse / simplify the onerous FDS that she rushed through legislation? and fix the “hot mess”???