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Will the QAR super requirement be as stringent as industry fears?

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ASIC has told the Senate economics committee that it expects the requirement for superannuation trustees to check Statements of Advice won’t be “highly prescriptive” and is only one possible form of evidence.

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Fiducian bolsters national advice franchise network

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Financial services firm Fiducian has added two new franchisees to its national advice network, one based in Victoria and the other in Northern Territory.

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Prime Value appoints distribution head from Magellan

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Investment boutique Prime Value Asset Management has appointed a head of distribution who joins the firm after almost nine years at Magellan Financial Group.

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Northern Trust announces ETF veteran as latest hire

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The investment manager said it has appointed an industry “visionary” to join the business as its new head of global ETFs and funds.

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Sydney AFSL sees licence cancellation

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Licensees are being reminded to take prompt action once their licence is granted as ASIC cancels the AFSL of a Sydney firm.

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The ‘ticking time bomb’ of the first QAR tranche

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Appearing before the Senate economics committee, WT Financial managing director Keith Cullen has described the first tranche of QAR legislation as a “ticking time bomb” in its current form.

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Will licensees need to run their own super performance test?

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Licensees are figuring out how to navigate the annual superannuation performance test to avoid any clients being stuck in affected funds and whether they need to start running their own internal tests.

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ETFs gather highest monthly YTD inflows in May

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Marking a departure from April’s muted inflows, the ETF industry reported the highest level of monthly inflows for the year so far during May at $2 billion.

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Winners of the Fund Manager of the Year Awards 2024 revealed

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More than 20 winners from the funds management industry have been crowned at this year’s awards.

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