MM Newsletter
  26 February, 2021
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Money Management Original
MLC, IOOF and AMP start the year with adviser exits
MLC, IOOF and AMP have reported the highest adviser losses since the start of the year, according to HFS Consulting.
Money Management Original
Don’t blame and name us for others’ actions say super funds
Superannuation funds are telling the Australian Securities and Investments Commission they should not be blamed and named if the financial advisers and insurers they use do something wrong.
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Money Management Research
BNPL firms show growth but still no profit
Neither Afterpay or Zip posted a profit during the first half of FY21 but US and UK expansion shows the potential for growth for funds holding those stocks.
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Industry News
ERFs to be proactively reunited with members
To reduce the number of duplicate superannuation accounts and to reunite members with lost super the Government has passed a law requiring Eligible Rollover Funds to be reunited with the member’s super account.
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Industry News
Bravura reports H1 decline
However, the wealth management software provider says this is in line with earnings guidance that has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Industry News
ASIC pursues NAB in Federal Court over fees
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission is pursuing National Australia Bank in the Federal Court over 195,305 instances of incorrectly charging fees and being slow to fix its mistakes.
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Industry News
PIMCO appoints global head of product strategy
Currently head of Asia Pacific, Kimberly Stafford, has been appointed to the role, along with several other changes in key leadership roles for the fixed income manager.
Industry News
Link aims to float off PEXA
Link’s property settlements business PEXA is set to be taken to a public offering as the big superannuation administrator reshapes its business.
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Outsiders
Money Management Original
Dear Jane, it’s a different tune but the same hymn sheet
Outsider has been hoping beyond hope that “Persevering Jane”, the Minister for Superannuation, Financial Services and the Digital Economy, Senator Jane Hume, was speaking tongue in cheek when she told the recent Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia conference that she was receiving good news from super fund boards and executives which did not line up with the bad news from industry organisations.
Money Management Original
Heroes come and heroes go but advisers soldier on
Financial planners are more often kicked than heaped with bouquets in the Federal Parliament and so when politicians come along prepared to listen to financial planners and challenge the positions and decisions of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission then they are much to be treasured.
Money Management Original
Manfully facing up to the impending absence of Facebook
It will surprise no one that Outsider is not “on” Facebook. He is definitely on what most would know as “Wrinkly Facebook” aka LinkedIn, but he has never thought that Facebook was the right forum for a gentleman of his stature.
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