Submitted by Anon on Fri, 2022-11-25 10:00

I'll be flying to work in my flying car too hey.. Given the compliance regime and anti adviser sentiment at ASIC I don't think anything will change much. The Electronic Communication Act was signed off in 1999 but only adapted by Investments and Super funds during Covid some 21 years later ..she's dreaming. Advisers tend be innovators but the compliance framework is limiting innovation and for large firms a change in tech involves big dollars.

Mid 2021 I moved from COIN software to a new "leading edge" popular software program and the only innovation in 20 years in financial planning software is the colours have change. ASIC should be ashamed of themselves.

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