Registrations close today for the July exam but sitting next month would give advisers the opportunity to sit again in 2022 if they fail. ...
Another FASEA exam in 2022 will remove “great uncertainty” if advisers need to re-take the exam in November, according to the Stockbrokers and Financial Advisers Associat...
Adviser take-up of exchange traded funds saw a drastic increase in 2020, and as more exchange traded managed funds hit the market, it could present more opportunities for...
After a difficult period, funds under management at K2 Asset Management have risen from under $100 million in 2019 to over $1 billion thanks to a successful turnaround st...
Emerging market debt offers value opportunity after Q1 volatility, according to Eaton Vance. ...
Two funds focused on natural resources have returned more than double the best-performing Australian equity fund....
Five years on from the UK’s historic Brexit vote, its economy is lagging behind that of Europe despite outperforming in the five years prior....
Positive economic signals mean State Street Global Advisors is the “most optimistic” it has been in years but is worried the market is now more vulnerable to shocks....
The additional Australian financial services licence conditions imposed on Societe Generale Securities Australia a year ago have been removed from 3 June, 2021. ...
The Government’s limited one-time extension for certain existing advisers to pass the exam will have until 30 September, 2022. ...
Advisers who have failed the FASEA exam at least twice will have a limited opportunity to sit it one more time in 2022 under new Government rules....
The legislation to set up the Financial Regulator Assessment Authority has passed to assist the corporate watchdog’s new chair to ensure the Australian Securities and Inv...
Significant ethical issues there. If a relationship is in the process of breaking down then both parties are likely to b...
It's not licensees not putting them on, it's small businesses (that are licensed) that cannot afford to put them on. The...
So we are now underwriting criminal scams?...