ASIC has clarified the outcome of whether it will “name and shame” AFSLs over their reportable situations and internal dispute regimes following feedback from industry stakeholders.
Bravura Solutions has appointed a group chief executive following the exit of Andrew Russell, but the successor will be based outside of Australia.
Advisers should be wary of allocating too heavily to fixed income ETFs, believes BondAdviser’s Charlie Callan, as it could present a diversification risk if the vehicle is holding large amounts of singular bonds.
Having reinstated the membership of United Global Capital, AFCA will also continue to accept complaints from Next Generation Advice beyond its original expiration.
The Compensation Scheme of Last Resort has paid out 551 claims since operations began in April 2024, with $36.7 million to victims of Dixon Advisory and Superannuation Services.
A former financial adviser who stole $4.4 million from his family and friends to feed gambling debts has been permanently banned by ASIC.
With new entrants now having seen 12 consecutive weeks of double-digit growth, Padua Wealth Data has broken down which business models are making the most new adviser appointments.
In an unexpected move, AFCA has reinstated the membership of United Global Capital until March 2026 to allow individuals to submit complaints, a decision its CEO says has been made in the public interest in response to consumer harm.
Global asset management group First Sentier has announced a successor for Mark Steinberg, who is due to step down at the end of the year.
Less than one week after imposing an interim stop order on the La Trobe Australian Credit Fund, the order has been lifted after the firm made improvements to its target market determination.
