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  29 November, 2021
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Four FASEA exams sittings in 2022
There will be "probably" four sittings of the financial adviser exam in 2022, according to the corporate regulator.
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ASIC asked to monitor Sect 56 communication by QSuper
QSuper will have to communicate clearly with members of Sunsuper, ahead of their merger in February, that they could be liable to pay a fee for fines or penalties incurred by the fund’s activities.
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Advisers optimistic on equities
Financial advisers are expecting local shares to deliver capital gains of 3.5% over the next 12 months, according to Investment Trends.
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First Sentier appoints investment management head
First Sentier Investors has announced the appointment of David Allen to the role of global head of investment management.
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Supply Shocks, Stalling Growth and Inflationary Surprises
As labor shortages and supply chain disruptions have added fuel to the fire, our economists are questioning whether inflation could prove longer lasting than initially thought. View perspectives across 5 Franklin Templeton teams.
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APRA finalises climate change guide
The prudential regulator has released its practice guide on climate change financial risks which will assist banks, insurers and superannuation trustees to manage the financial risks of climate change.
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Market Forces slams ANZ’s climate plan
Market Forces say ANZ’s updated climate policy falls short in addressing climate change and likened it to “shuffling of the chairs on the Titanic”.
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AMP demerger to incur $325m impairments
An additional post-tax impairment charges of approximately $325 million is expected in its FY21 financial results after a review of its balance sheet.
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Group lump sum still suffering losses
Despite some improvements in risk product profits, group lump sum and group disability income insurance made losses over the year to September.
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Money Management Original
The end of year rush
All eyes will be looking at the compensation scheme of last resort legislation in its final form as it could pass before the end of the year along with what direction the education authority will take on Standard 3.
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Money Management Original
InFocus: Successful advice firms will need new operating model
Financial advice businesses will need a new operating model if they want to remain successful which will be underpinned by technology creating more efficiencies, writes Oksana Patron.
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