Unregistered advisers result in infringement notices for 2 AFSLs
ASIC has issued infringement notices to two AFSLs over financial advisers providing personal advice while they were unregistered.
ASIC has issued infringement notices to two AFSLs over financial advisers providing personal advice while they were unregistered.
AMP has announced a senior appointment to its North leadership team, reinforcing the firm’s commitment to the advice industry.
Australian retirees could increase their projected annual incomes by as much as 51 per cent through comprehensive financial advice, according to a Vanguard study, but cost continues to be an issue.
Ethical investment manager Australian Ethical has seen its funds under management rise by a third over FY25 to close out the year at $13.9 billion.
Retailisation of private markets such as evergreen funds may seem like appealing options for wholesale and retail investors, but providers risk undermining trust if their products are unclear.
Despite the financial adviser exam being rooted in ethics, two professional year advisers believe the lack of support and transparency from the regulator around the exam is unethical.
Despite having less growth potential than other assets, financial advisers have said cash allocations are providing a sense of comfort for clients, allowing them to ride out volatility without sacrificing their lifestyle.
BlackRock Australia’s head of intermediary distribution James Waterworth has taken up a new distribution role at an alternative asset manager, while Antipodes has hired a distribution director.
AMP’s advice platform has announced three additions to its managed account menu with the new funds aimed to help advisers with clients’ income protection and fixed income needs.
BlackRock’s iShares ETFs have reported a record first half for inflows, gaining US$192 billion in the past six months, to see overall ETF assets under management rise to US$4.7 trillion as it launches its first active ETF in Australia.