Anne Palmer

Financial planning

Two advice professionals have discussed why three-quarters of advisers looking to leave the industry in the next 12 months are under 40, and what can be done....

Financial planning

Supporting the next generation of advisers at AMP and Count

Contrary to recent arguments that new financial advice entrants can no longer rely on large licensees for recruitment, AMP and Count have detailed their pathways for PY c...

Financial planning

Onus falls on boutique AFSLs to recruit new entrants

The Financial Advice Association Australia’s Anne Palmer believes new entrants can no longer rely on large advice licensees for recruitment, leaving the obligation to sma...

Financial planning

Bridging the adviser shortage one entrant at a time

Two industry professionals have shared the vital role of graduate programs in attracting new entrants into the financial advice profession before they leave university....

Expert Analysis

Professional Year is the making of a financial planner

The professional year offers new entrants a bridge between academic theory of the post-Hayne landscape and the real world of service, writes Anne Palmer. ...