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  14 April, 2021
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ASIC considers regulatory relief for limited advice ROAs
Responding to adviser submissions, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission has confirmed it is considering providing regulatory relief so that advisers can provide limited advice with just a record of advice.
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ASIC confirms advisers don’t back digital advice
Advisers have made it clear to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission that digital advice should not be counted as a big factor in its review of affordable advice delivery.
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The largest ETFs driving growth to $100b
Another $8 billion in assets under management was added to the exchange traded fund industry during Q1, which funds have the largest market caps and how have they performed?
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Money Management Original
Vaccine delay unlikely to have detrimental economic impact: JPMAM
The biggest worry will be the delay to international travel, according to J.P. Morgan Asset Management, compared to other countries which are opening up after successful vaccine rollouts.
Industry News
ASIC business registers to roll under the ATO
As part of the Modernising Business Registers program, all 31 of the corporate regulator’s business registers and the Australian business register will fall under a new system at the Australian Tax Office.
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Scientific Beta launches climate indices
Scientific Beta has launched a series of pure climate impact consistent indices aimed at helping make investment decisions more consistent and maximise their impacts.
Industry News
EISS Super and TWUSuper confirm merger moves
Industry super funds, EISS Super and TWUSuper have confirmed they have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding for a merger to create at $12 billion fund.
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ASIC winds up two more companies from SMSF scam
Two further companies connected to SMSF Advisory Services and PW Kitt Co have been ordered to wind up after a successful application from the corporate regulator.
Features
Money Management Original
Confusion and frustration in modern times
COVID-19 has been a catalyst for technological change in the industry but, Chris Dastoor writes, a major issue remains in how technology can address the accessibility of advice.
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Considering the alternative
While alternative strategies can provide protection during down markets, advisers are still hesitant as they feel the perception of risk and illiquidity overshadow the benefits, Jassmyn Goh finds.
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