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14 April 2015 • By • 1 min read

Trowbridge distances himself from FSC submission

Life Insurance and Advice Working Group (LIAWG) chair John Trowbridge has pointed to several key ways in which his report diverges from the FSC’s ...

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FSC defends Trowbridge independence

The Financial Services Council has rejected suggestions the Trowbridge Report “mimicked” its own submission, defending the “integrity and ...

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Trowbridge Report mimics FSC submission

The Financial Services Council’s submission to the Life Insurance and Advice Working Group closely resembles the final Trowbridge Report, ...

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Govt proposes new tax system for MITs

The government has released draft legislation to cover a new tax system for managed investment trusts (MITs). According to a Treasury statement, ...

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Fintech start-ups issued AFSL warning

Fintech providers operating without an AFSL or credit licence (ACL) could find themselves in ASIC's crosshairs, warns commercial law firm The Fold

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FPA backs FSI on product obligation

Financial product manufacturers and distributors should be subject to a conduct obligation, the Financial Planning Association argues in a submission ...

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ASIC mulling 'new entrants': Kell

The prospect of non-traditional players such as Google entering financial services has prompted ASIC to reassess its regulatory toolkit

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‘Manufacturers created this’: Suncorp Life

In response to the Trowbridge report, Suncorp Life chief executive Geoff Summerhayes has conceded insurance product manufacturers are to blame for the ...

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Regulation key to economic strength, says Murray

The future strength of the Australian economy will depend upon on how well regulators address the nation’s systemic vulnerabilities, says Financial ...

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Senate seeks UK assistance in NAB probe

The UK House of Commons has been approached for intelligence on NAB’s British subsidiaries as the Senate Economics Committee expands its investigation ...

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