|
05 January, 2022 |
|
|
Latest News |
|
Industry News | FASEA officially wound up | The cost to sit the financial adviser exam will be higher than initial estimates as it moves to being run by the corporate regulator and any Standard 3 amendment responsibilities have moved to Treasury. |
| |
|
|
Sponsored Content | Economic Whiplash? | A number of factors suggest 2022 could be very different. Read what the experts from Brandywine Global see in store for global markets and the economy in the year ahead. |
| |
|
|
Money Management Original | Choice heatmap will purge weaker products: APRA | Margaret Cole says the pressure on trustees from the 2021 Choice Heatmap will lead to the removal of weaker performing products and drive better returns and transparency for members. |
| |
|
|
Industry News | Better Advice Bill reforms commence | The Financial Services and Credit Panel now has its own statutory functions and powers, while tax financial advisers have new requirements. |
| |
|
|
|
Industry News | ASIC ends 2021 with disciplinary blitz | The Australian Securities and Investments Commission ended 2021 with a raft of fines, bannings, licence cancellations, and a bankruptcy notice. |
| |
|
Industry News | Selling price of planning businesses increases | The selling price of financial planning businesses has increased for the first time in 13 years with demand for older clients and complete licensee groups of 50 to 200 authorised representatives. |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
Industry News | Firetrail launches global equity fund | The fund would invest in 30 companies which it felt were benefiting from positive change in sustainable areas such as carbon reduction. |
| |
|
|
Industry News | AFA CEO steps down | The Association of Financial Advisers chief executive, Helen Morgan-Banda, has stepped down from her role after five months and Phil Anderson has been appointed as the association's new CEO. |
| |
|
Features |
Money Management Original | A case of déjà vu | There was no let-up in compliance and regulatory changes for financial advisers in 2021, writes Laura Dew, as they rushed to meet the FASEA deadline by the end of the year. |
| |
|