Powered by MOMENTUM MEDIA
lawyers weekly logo
Advertisement

News

markets

11 September 2019 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Lack of trust stops women seeking investment advice

Around half (53 per cent) of Australian women have ever seen a financial or investment adviser a new survey has found, with the majority (57 per cent) ...

READ MORE
icon

ASIC extends foreign provider relief

ASIC has extended licensing relief for foreign providers for providing certain services without needing to hold an Australian financial services ...

READ MORE
icon

ASIC appeals Westpac decision

ASIC has filed an appeal with the full Federal Court against the recent decision to dismiss the commission’s case against Westpac. In August this ...

READ MORE
icon

Saxo, Sharesight launch institutional grade reporting service

Saxo Markets has teamed up with Australian portfolio tracking and tax reporting service provider Sharesight in an aim to provide an open banking-like ...

READ MORE
icon

Managed accounts attract $9.3bn in 6 months

Strong managed account inflows over the first six months of 2019 are a vote of confidence for Australia’s financial advisers. The Institute of ...

READ MORE
icon

First neobank launches products to public

86 400 has become the first neobank to launch its products to the general public, offering consumers both a savings and transaction account

READ MORE
icon

Financial services executives collect industry awards

The Financial Services Council (FSC) has given eight financial services executives Industry Excellence Awards, with winners including individuals ...

READ MORE
icon

ASIC commences court action over telephone insurance sales

ASIC commenced civil penalty proceedings in the Federal Court yesterday against a number of life insurers for breaches of the law arising from ...

READ MORE
icon

New entrant to banking industry granted ADI

APRA has granted neobank Xinja its full banking licence with the digitally designed bank already offering accounts to early customers. The neobank ...

READ MORE
icon

State Street sounds alarm on remuneration

The global asset manager has singled out the poor pay plans of Australian companies that focus on short-term priorities and a “ratcheting up of pay to ...

READ MORE