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17 October 2013 • By • 1 min read

Former Trio director gets 3.5 year ban

The prudential regulator has accepted an enforceable undertaking from a twelfth former director of collapsed and fraudulent fund manager Trio Capital

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Advice heavyweights ‘fear mongering’ on FOFA

The number of self-licensed planners is set to grow as large dealer groups continue to place restrictions on their advisers, according to netwealth ...

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Financial system review to focus on deregulation

Treasurer Joe Hockey says an upcoming Financial System Inquiry will have a deregulation agenda, with the government having already identified more ...

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Aussie banks set for a fall: Altrinsic

Investors should tread extremely carefully when it comes to the yield play on Australian banks, according to Altrinsic Global Investors

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ETFs proliferate on-market and on-platform

It has been a big week for exchange traded funds (ETFs), with a range of new products launched to the market and two separate suites added to ...

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Insurance and re-insurance industries headed for recovery

The insurance and re-insurance industry is now close to a recovery after the series of natural disasters including floods, bushfires, earthquakes and ...

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ETF trading volumes on the rise: Morningstar

ETF trading volumes and liquidity has generally risen in the past few months, particularly for established providers with larger offerings and ...

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FPA rejects ASIC’s RG 146 approach

The Financial Planning Association (FPA) says it doesn’t support the approach to financial planner training outlined in recent Australian Securities ...

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Head count pressure on product managers to cross-skill

Product managers at financial institutions are increasingly being asked to combine marketing and commercial specialisations as roles are rationalised, ...

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Wealth management set to become ‘super growth’ sector

The wealth management industry will be worth an extra $250 billion to the Australian economy over the next 20 years, establishing it as a top five ...

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