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17 December 2013 • By • 1 min read

CommSec enters into EU with ASIC

The corporate regulator has accepted an enforceable undertaking from Commonwealth Bank of Australia entities CommSec and the Australian Investment ...

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ASIC delays Stronger Super fee disclosure

The corporate regulator has pushed back the start date for compliance with new superannuation fees and costs disclosure arrangements by six months to ...

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CFA Institute predicts US equities rebound

An overwhelming majority of chartered financial analysts globally believe the United States will be the best performing equity market in 2014, ...

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NSW court dismisses CBA negligence appeal

Commonwealth Financial Planning’s attempt to have a finding of negligence overturned has been dismissed by the NSW Court of Appeal, in a dispute ...

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Aussie institutional investors slow to adopt ETFs

While institutional investors overseas dominate exchange traded fund (ETF) markets, only 15 per cent of all investment in ETFs in Australia comes from ...

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Financial services on track for strong 2014

The financial services sector is set to benefit greatly from improving economic conditions during 2014, according to Morningstar’s outlook for ...

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Licensees treading carefully on grandfathering

While there are workarounds to the grandfathering rules, financial planning licensees are reluctant to promote them lest they trigger the FOFA ...

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FSC lays out Murray Inquiry agenda

The government's Financial System Inquiry, to be headed by David Murray, can facilitate the increased export of financial services and ensure economic ...

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CommSec appoints executive general manager

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has announced the appointment of Paul Rayson as executive general manager, CommSec, effective 10 February 2014

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Equity Trustees projects improved profit

Equity Trustees (EQT) expects full-year net profit after tax for 2013/2014 to exceed the net profit result of the previous year by 15 to 20 per cent

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