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| 30 August, 2021 |
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| Latest News |
| Industry News | | ASIC levy reduced by Govt | | This relief would see the corporate regulator’s levy restored to its FY19 level of $1,142 per adviser for the next two years, while the flat per licensee charge would remain at $1,500 as Treasury reviews the Industry Funding Model. |
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| Sponsored Content | | Making bonds work harder in 3Q21 | | As inflation kicks in, all bonds crumble? Not so. Find out more about how income opportunities can still be found in different fixed income sectors. |
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| Money Management Original | | Centrepoint/Clearview entity to have over 500 advisers | | Centrepoint’s acquisition of Clearview’s advice business will create a new combined entity that will be one of the largest financial planning groups in the country in terms of adviser numbers. |
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| Industry News | | APRA releases remuneration standard | | The remuneration standard comes into effect at the start of 2023 and aims to create more balanced incentive structures for the superannuation, insurance, and banking industries. |
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| Money Management Original | | ASIC affordable advice project on hold due to SDB | | Some of the CP 332 ‘Promoting access to affordable advice for consumers’ project has been put on hold as the corporate regulator assesses what funding will be needed for the single disciplinary body. |
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| Industry News | | Govt consults on CCIV | | The Federal Government will begin consultation on finalising its Corporate Collective Investment Vehicles regime, which aims to benefit foreign investment in Australian managed funds. |
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| Editorial |
| Money Management Original | | Transparency needed on ASIC unmet needs project | | The decision to withhold submissions from its consultation into affordable advice is a contrary move by the corporate regulator when the advice industry has funded the $386,000 project. |
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| InFocus |
| Money Management Original | | InFocus: The future of a concentrated life insurance market | | As TAL acquires Westpac Life Insurance, experts believe international ownership of life insurers is no bad thing as it will bring expertise and specialisation but a smaller market could cause innovation to wither, writes Jassmyn Goh. |
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