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12 July 2017 • By Aleks Vickovich • 1 min read

AFCA won’t be able to prevent scandals: CIO

The government’s proposed Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) will not have the requisite structure or power to prevent financial ...

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ASIC planning to tighten client money rules

ASIC is seeking industry feedback on its plans to impose new reporting rules on AFSLs that hold “derivative retail client money” within the meaning of ...

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New regulatory ‘pathway’ for annuities announced

The new tax exemption for retirement income stream products, effective from 1 July 2017, will be administered via a “cross-agency” process including ...

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Robo-advice profits a long way off: CFA Institute

Robo-advice has a “bright and profitable” future, according to the CFA Institute, but the sector is unlikely to become profitable in the short-term

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Fees shouldn’t be top priority, study finds

Investment fees are at the top of the agenda for Australian regulators, but new research out of the UK suggests clients’ attention is directed ...

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NAB taken to task for non-disclosure

An ASIC probe of NAB-aligned financial advice dealer groups has found failures of disclosure of relationships between advisers, licensees and ...

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ASIC clarification splits advice sector

Financial advice groups affected by ASIC’s clarification of section 923A of the Corporations Act have diverged into two camps on how to respond to the ...

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ASIC cracks down on opaque super websites

The corporate regulator has issued a warning to 21 superannuation funds that have fallen short of their transparency disclosure requirements

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ASIC raises concerns with superannuation trustees

A report released by ASIC has found a number of discrepancies in the practices of superannuation funds that have resulted in detrimental customer ...

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APRA considering ‘two-phased’ licensing

The prudential regulator is considering adopting a “two-phased” licensing approach in order to foster financial services competition

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