Money Management and Super Review brought together central players in what was a debate that included the chairman of the Senate Committee reviewing ASIC, Senator David Bushby and senior representatives from the major financial services organisations – the Financial Services Council, the Financial Planning Association, the Association of Financial Advisers, SPAA, ASFA and the AIST.
This was be a compelling discussion for not only financial planners and fund managers but also superannuation fund executives and consultants.
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Senator David Bushby, |
Peter Kell, Deputy Commissioner, |
Location:
Dockside Venue,
Cockle Bay Wharf, Sydney
Date: Tuesday 1 April, 7.45am – 10.00am
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