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  25 October, 2021
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Govt failing to hold exiting institutions to account
Many in the Senate chamber have acknowledged big corporations – the big four banks, AMP and insurance companies – have not been held to account by Royal Commission legislation, including the newly-passed Better Advice bill.
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RIC could impact accumulation phase
Superannuation members should develop accumulation strategy designs which factor in changes to risk objectives, new insights gleaned, or behaviours found out from the development of their retirement strategy, according to Mercer.
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The megatrends shaping property investments
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GQG expected to raise $1.1b in ASX listing
Fund manager GQG Partners is expected to raise over $1.1 billion as it lists on the Australian Securities Exchange this week.
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Re-generative agri alternate asset to equities
Financial advisers are looking to alternate asset classes that do not correlate to equities but have high stable returns.
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AFA ‘harbours concern’ over Better Advice legislation
The Association Financial Advisers will use the Quality of Advice review to push for tweaks to the single disciplinary body and the mechanism for registration to the Tax Practitioners Board.
Industry News
FSC’s Sally Loane steps down
The Financial Services Council chief executive, Sally Loane, will step down from the role at the end of the year after seven years at the helm.
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Money Management Original
Govt needs to address cost to serve and advice cost mismatch
Research has found advisers are currently unable to cover the cost of producing comprehensive advice despite charging already high fees and the Government needs to create solutions to prevent this.
InFocus
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InFocus: Moving towards consumer-led advice
There are three pathways that consumers take when seeking financial advice and firms are exploring how to best access these, writes Oksana Patron.
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