Successful practices will be increasing capacity in 2023: VBP
With Australians warming up to the idea of advice since the QOA Review, firms are already seeing ‘overwhelming’ client volumes and need to be prepared to meet that demand.
With Australians warming up to the idea of advice since the QOA Review, firms are already seeing ‘overwhelming’ client volumes and need to be prepared to meet that demand.
Financial adviser Jeneve Matai’s ban for providing a ‘layered advice’ strategy would remain after his appeal to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal was refused.
The holding company of an alternative asset manager has been fined $123,000 for failing to lodge annual financial report, the largest fine handed down from these breaches.
The global asset manager has received a formal warning from the New Zealand financial regulator after failing to disclose earlier ASIC infringement notices as required under a Trans-Tasman agreement.
The latest monthly CPI reading has shown annualised inflation fell for the second consecutive month in February.
Australia has been described as one of the worst countries in the world for transparency of portfolio holdings as clients and the regulator seek more information on sustainability credentials.
According to this cyber security professional, the trusted relationships between advisers and their clients are the target for infiltration by hackers and firms need to ensure client information is safeguarded.
With more Professional Year candidates passing their financial adviser exam this week, an associate adviser has shared why graduates shouldn’t rush to become advisers and ignore the experience gained in junior roles.
The rise in interest rates is having a knock-on effect on financial advice M&A activity as buyers are finding themselves approved for financing that is up to 30% lower than last year.
IMAP’s Census of Managed Account FUM has reported over $10 billion of inflows in the last six months of 2022, recording a 9.8% rise in funds under management from the previous year.