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| | | Two major high-net-worth financial advice firms laud the Quality of Advice Review's promises of drastically reduced scrutiny and red tape but have stopped short of saying that they will re-enter the retail client space. JBWere Australia began exiting ... |
| | | | ... their wealth preferences. "The data generated will assist Clime to respond more quickly to the changes in market and consumer behaviour, adapting our private wealth services and investment solutions to meet the evolving needs of the clients," a statement ... |
| | | | ... range of 15-18,000, Rainmaker said. "If the adviser numbers reach their upper level, they may just keep up with expected consumer demand," Rainmaker said. "But if they come in at the lower end, the per-capita number of advisers available to service these ... |
| | | | The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released consumer price index data yesterday, showing a moderation in annual inflation from 6% to 5.4%. However, inflation climbed 1.2% in the September quarter, outpacing the 0.8% increase in June, prompting ... |
| | | | The Federal Court has found in favour of Diversa in the case brought by ASIC in 2021 which alleged the trustee knew about a now banned adviser's dodgy behaviour but failed to act. In October 2021, ASIC commenced civil penalty proceedings against ... |
| | | | ... things. First, that the relevant breach must only impact one person or relates to a financial product, credit product, consumer lease, mortgage or guarantee or is proposed to be held jointly by more than one person. Secondly, the breach must not result ... |
| | | | The world's 40 largest life insurers face huge sustainability challenges, as a new report shows they will see close to $13 trillion in outflows between now and 2040. Capgemini's World Life Insurance Report 2023 shows policyholders aged 65 and ... |
| | | | Life insurance profits in Australia have soared to $1.2 billion, doubling in the year to 30 June 2023, primarily due to gains in superannuation business, according to KPMG's annual market review. Risk products recorded a $400 million profit in FY23 ... |
| | | | ... raising $2.5 billion from institutional investors. The finding follows the failure of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's criminal case against ANZ and its underwriters last year. Federal Court Justice Moshinsky said that if the information ... |
| | | | The government plans to mandate that crypto exchanges adhere to Australian financial services laws, requiring digital asset platform operators to obtain an AFSL. Treasury's Regulating digital asset platforms' consultation, released today, mandates that ... |
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