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  12 July, 2021
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Is there a room for another research house?
Funds managers have said they would like to see wider coverage of non-mainstream funds and more alternative investment specialist ratings.
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Maritime Super CEO $550k salary ‘modest’
The superannuation fund’s chief executive has claimed his salary is modest in comparison to other super funds who in-house the same operations.
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Sept FASEA exam takers will know fate before Nov deadline
Advisers taking the September Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority exam will receive their results before registration for the November exam closes.
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Could super funds hold Bitcoin?
As a Kiwisaver fund introduces a weighting to Bitcoin, could it be an option for Australian super funds?
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Industry News
VanEck and Bentham partner on active ETF
The VanEck Bentham Global Capital Securities Active ETF will hold a portfolio of capital securities including Tier 1 securities, contingent convertibles and subordinated debt securities.
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Tool created to help accountants find SMSF auditors
Class has launched an online tool to help accounting practices to make the decision to work with an audit partner based on automation through technology integrations.
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ASIC releases litigation funding consultation
The corporate regulator will seek feedback on proposed guidance and relief for the litigation funding schemes.
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Dixon Advisory to pay $7.2m for breaching Corporations Act
The Australian Securities and Investments Commissions has announced entered a conditional agreement with Dixon Advisory which will pay $7.2 million penalty for breaching the Corporations Act and $1 million to cover ASIC’s costs.
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Editorial
Money Management Original
Remaining within the Royal Commission standards’ scope
Any further requirements by the Government for the financial advice sector to lift standards could lead to advisers and potential graduate entrants moving the occupation into the ‘too hard basket’.
InFocus
Money Management Original
InFocus: Advisers hurled ‘unjustified abuse for political gain’
It has been three years since the Royal Commission but, Chris Dastoor writes, financial advisers are still being held in poor light by politicians despite a low level of complaints against them.
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