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  24 May, 2021
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Money Management Original
Doctor referrals would fail FASEA Standard 3
The Association of Financial Advisers has urged changes to the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority code of ethics, arguing that if doctors were subjected to the same rules, they would be precluded from making referrals to pathologists and specialists.
Money Management Original
Hume believes industry is ‘positive’ on fee renewals
Financial advisers may still be chafing under the burden of annual fee renewals, but the Minister believes the industry has “generally reacted positively”.
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Industry News
Draft legislation for ECPI released to reduce red tape
The exposure draft legislation includes allowing superannuation fund trustees to use their preferred method of calculating exempt current pension income when a fund is in retirement phase for part of the year.
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Money Management announces new editor
Managing editor, Mike Taylor, will depart the company after 18 years of service on 27 May, 2021.
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JANA appoints of head of sustainability
Rachel Halpern will be responsible for the firm’s sustainability team in the newly-created role.
Industry News
Ex-MD of fund manager in liquidation charged
Former director of Global Merces Funds Management, Holly Grofski, has been charged with three counts of dishonest conduct, one count of providing false information and one count of conduct resulting in falsification of books.
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Editorial
Money Management Original
Successive Govts, not advisers, to blame for advice policy shambles
Thousands of low-balance, high maintenance clients are being orphaned in the wash-up of what is emerging as significant failure by successive governments to understand the dynamics of the financial planning industry.
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Money Management Original
InFocus: Clearing the decks of superannuation loose-ends
The Government has succeeded in using the Federal Budget to tidy up some longstanding superannuation policy loose-ends with some usually noisy backbenchers remaining comparatively silent.
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