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07 June 2013 • By • 1 min read

Financial advice takes political centre-stage

Regulation of financial advisers was the subject of heated debate in the Australian parliament yesterday, as the government reluctantly heeded the ...

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Accountants’ licence phase-in ‘generous’

Accountants wishing to advise on self-managed super funds (SMSFs) after the removal of the accountants’ exemption have been granted a generous ...

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Insurance industry must remedy ‘gaps’ in reporting

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has taken the insurance industry to task for some of the ‘gaps’ in its capital adequacy ...

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Corporate super specialists may be forced out

Corporate Super Specialist Alliance (CSSA) is liaising with Treasury to find a “regulatory solution”, fearing corporate super specialists may be ...

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Financial services the biggest data concern

Public concern over data security at major Australian financial institutions is the highest it’s been in the past five years, according to Unisys ...

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ETFs and ETPs top $2.14 trillion

Exchange traded funds and products (ETFs/ETPs) now account for $2.14 trillion in assets, according to research firm ETFGI. In the firm’s Global ETF ...

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New title launched for evolving SMSF sector

Sterling Publishing, publisher of InvestorDaily, this week announced the launch of SMSF Adviser, a new title dedicated to the growing self-managed ...

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MLC lost super tool targets multiple fees

MLC has released a new product designed to help consumers engage with their superannuation funds by reclaiming lost savings. The wealth manager ...

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Aii ETFs dumped by responsible entity

Six Aii exchange traded funds (ETFs) have been suspended from trading after the responsible entity (RE), Valuestream Investment Management, resolved ...

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Margin pressure should be absorbed at product level

Product and platform providers should bear the onus of absorbing margin pressure rather than advisers, according to Vanguard. Head of intermediary ...

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