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| | ... for advice, with so much seeming uncertain. Advisers were gifted some regulatory relief, but they still had to meet the FASEA education requirements and the industry as a whole was still shrinking. Here are the stories that the Financial Standard team ... |
| | | ... Financial Services and Financial Technology, Senator Jane Hume announced on December 9 that the standard-setting aspect of FASEA will be swallowed up by Treasury. Its remaining functions, such as exam administration, will be taken over by the Financial ... |
| | | ... supports Recommendation 7.1, which calls for a new model to regulate tax (financial) advisers in consultation with ASIC, FASEA, the TPB and Treasury, Assistant Treasurer Michael Sukkar said. Recommendation 7.1 also suggests there should be a single point ... |
| | | ... financial advisers who sat the most recent exam passed, according to the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority. FASEA has released the most recent exam statistics, which show 76% of advisers passed the October sitting. There were 625 advisers ... |
| | | The Institute of Managed Accounts Professionals (IMAP) has written to FASEA again, arguing that its latest guidance on the Code of Ethics leaves much to be desired. IMAP's main issue is with Standard 3, which seeks to eliminate conflicts of interest ... |
| | | ... advisers in Melbourne affected by COVID-19 restrictions. Financial advisers sitting the November exam will be affected. FASEA advised those who registered for a Melbourne physical location exam will have the option to sit the exam online, defer to January ... |
| | | ... applying discipline," De Gori said. "A number of these functions currently exist in other government agencies, including FASEA, ASIC and the TPB. Rather than duplicate them, the single government body should assume these functions. " Tax financial adviser ... |
| | | ... standards and law, and applying discipline. "A number of these functions currently exist in other government agencies, including FASEA, ASIC and the TPB. Rather than duplicate them, the single government body should assume these functions. The FPA believes ... |
| | | ... strengthening their knowledge to provide the best advice to clients. "The regulation of advice is also catching up. The new FASEA Code of Ethics requires advisers to consider the broader long-term interests of their clients, arguably requiring advisers ... |
| | | ... difficult by the way the government is handling, or I would say mishandling, the professional qualification process under FASEA." He slammed FASEA again during his speech, saying the way the organisation has gone through two chief executives within its ... |
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