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READ MORENew report finds new female advised clients now outnumber men
To coincide with the launch of a new brand, the wholesale broker’s “Australia’s Trading Transformation” report – using proprietary trading data from November 2019 to March 2021 – found that the number of new advised female clients has increased to 52 per cent as of March.
The percentage of females serving as the primary account holder has also jumped up from 33 to 39 per cent, with the fastest-growing age groups being under 20s and between 40-50.
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