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  02 August, 2021
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Regulator and industry super to blame for advice accessibility?
Liberal members Jason Falinski and Tim Wilson have concluded the corporate regulator and industry super funds are beneficiaries of Australians being unable to access financial advice.
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Parliamentarian calls 100-page SOA ‘absurd’
A 100-page statement of advice to satisfy lawyers has been branded as ‘absurd’ from a parliamentarian.
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Could Tokyo 2020 help Japan's prospects?
With Japan’s vaccine roll-out falling behind and its stockmarket underperforming, will the Olympics help Japan’s economic outlook?
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MySuper performance test results date released
The corporate watchdog will be checking communications from responsible superannuation entities to beneficiaries of MySuper funds that fail the Your Future, Your Super performance test.
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Australasia Wealth’s former director charged
Former director of Australasia Wealth Services and Management, James Feng, has been charged with authorising the making of a false or misleading statement to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.
Industry News
Equity Trustees expands wealth team
Equity Trustees has announced the appointments of Kate Schell and Amanda Sartor as the new additions to its trustee and wealth services team.
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T. Rowe CEO to retire
Bill Stromberg will step down at the end of the year after 35 years of service and the firm will make several other key leadership changes.
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Performance fees spike at Janus Henderson
Janus Henderson has seen a 350% rise in performance fees, rising from $17.2 million in the previous quarter to US$77.4 million.
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ASIC sues AMP firms for fees-for-no-service
The corporate watchdog is suing six AMP firms after it allegedly charged $600,000 from over 1,500 customers fee-for-no-service from their corporate superannuation accounts.
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What was ASIC’s focus on fee-for-no-service all for?
The corporate watchdog has dropped the pursuit of criminal charges relating to AMP Financial Planning’s alleged fee-for-no-service, raising questions on why it was made such a focal point of the Royal Commission.
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InFocus: Attracting talent to Advice is not all about the money
Advice practices need to put more work into their culture, career structures and salaries if they want to attract and retain what little supply there is of current and future advisers, Jassmyn Goh writes.
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