MM Newsletter
  19 April, 2021
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Money Management Original
FSC raises moral risk of too many self-licensed advisers
A new Financial Services Council green paper has suggested that a moral risk will emerge if self-licensed advisers are allowed to proliferate in the absence of dealer group licensees with capital capacity.
Money Management Original
Investment, not advice is the big cost for super funds
Advice fees levied by superannuation funds are relatively insignificant when compared to administration and investment fees.
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Money Management Research
Australia bucks small-cap growth trend
While small caps are leading markets globally, there has been a reversal in Australia where small caps underperformed large caps in the first quarter.
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Money Management Research
New investors to be challenged by market pullback
Those investors who have only invested in the stockmarket in the past year are likely to be challenged in the next few weeks as the market undergoes a pullback, according to Wealth Within.
Industry News
ASIC moves to penalise firm for AFCA failing
Proceedings have commenced against Lightspeed Finance and its director, Mark Fitzpatrick, over failure to comply with Australian Financial Complaints Authority determinations.
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Industry News
64% increase in ASIC’s civil proceedings
Civil penalties totalled $159.8 million during the second half of 2020 for the corporate regulator including seven Royal Commission investigations that totalled $77.65 million.
Editorial
Money Management Original
ASIC acknowledges a problem with PI, Treasury should act
It is high time for the Government to recognise that professional indemnity insurance is a problem that cannot go unaddressed as it moves towards a compensation scheme of last resort.
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InFocus
Money Management Original
InFocus: Why the Budget will reset the super guarantee timetable
Mike Taylor writes that political ideology will have as much to do with the future of the superannuation guarantee as economic capability.
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