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29 November 2010 • By Julie May • 1 min read

AFA establishes education committee

The AFA has formed an education committee to be chaired by vice president Adam Smith.The Association of Financial Advisers (AFA) has established a ...

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Former Westpoint adviser jailed

A former director of Power Financial Planning who advised on Westpoint products has been sentenced to 12 months imprisonment.Former director of ...

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ASIC to sue over Storm

ASIC will be taking legal action against multiple parties in the wake of the Storm Financial collapse.ASIC has announced it will be bringing about ...

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Treasury stands firm on opt-in

Treasury says there will be no further debate regarding opt-in, with the government seeking to shift discussion to methods of implementation

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Market in multi-year bull run

Investors should turn their attention to growth stocks as the next leg of the bull market resumes, according to Fidelity's Anthony Bolton

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Shorten picks key super figures for new panel

The federal government has named HESTA chief Anne-Marie Corboy and Colonial boss Brian Bissaker on its new 17-strong financial advice ...

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Ankura Capital wins Russell mandate

Ankura Capital will manage an Australian equity mandate for Russell Investments.Russell Investments has awarded a mandate to BNY Mellon Asset ...

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FPA announces changes to membership

The FPA proposes significant changes to its membership and professional standards in an effort to regain consumers' trust.The FPA has proposed ...

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Litigation against advisers on the rise

There has been a jump in legal action taken against financial planners in recent times.Legal action against financial planners for giving poor advice ...

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Planners can leverage super fund software

Planners will be under more pressure to show value and improve communication with clients under opt-in advice, according to a technology firm

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