Advisers Big Day Out (ABDO) 2021
The Advisers Big Day Out (ABDO) has been designed to give advisers an insight into the latest topics from a select group of fund managers in a time effective manner. The ABDO program is delivered to regional & capital city locations across Australia.
The program is Financial Standard's professional development roadshow, attended by more than 2,000 financial advisers around the country each year.
ABDO gives you the chance to network with your peers and hear from Australia's leading fund managers in a time effective manner. Gain insight into some of the latest topical issues and be kept up-to-date with the diverse range of investment opportunities.

16-24 MARCH 2021 |

8:30AM - 3:30PM |

6 CPD HOURS* |
COMPLIMENTARY |
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* Pending FPA approval |
CPD INFORMATION:
The Advisers Big Day Out (ABDO) is accredited by the Financial Planning Association (FPA) for CPD hours aligned to FASEA learning areas and ASIC Knowledge Requirements.
The 2021 Advisers Big Day Out has been accredited by the FPA for the following CPD hours:
FASEA CPD Areas
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ASIC Knowledge Requirements
Financial Planning |
TBC |
Fixed Interest |
TBC |
Generic Knowledge |
TBC |
Managed Investments |
TBC |
Securities |
TBC |
Total |
TBC |
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In order to claim CPD learning hours, attendees must remain for the entirety of the event and fill in an online or print evaluation available to them on the day.
A CPD certificate will be issued to all attendees who handed in their evaluation within a week of attending ABDO. Membership to the FPA is not required to claim CPD learning hours.
If you are after additional professional development content or would like to access the CPD content check out Financial Standard's CPD program FS Aspire CPD.
Advisers Big Day Out (ABDO) 2021
Financial Standard will be working with our venue partners to ensure a COVID-safe environment, with government aligned practices to be employed.
Perth, Hyatt Regency
The Hyatt regency's COVID Safety Plan includes, but is not limited to:
- Hand sanitiser placed at key points in the venue
- Floor markers to space our queues in the registration areas
- Corporate events cannot exceed 100 people, or one person per four square metres
- No food sharing stations are available
For more details relating to the Hyatt Regency's COVID safety plan, please click here.
Adelaide, Intercontinental North Terrace
The Intercontinental's COVID Safety Plan includes, but is not limited to:
- Hand sanitiser placed at key points in the venue
- Floor markers to space our queues in the registration areas
- Corporate events cannot exceed 100 people, or one person per four square metres
- No food sharing stations are available
For more details relating to the Intercontinental's COVID Safety plan, please click here.
Melbourne, Zinc at Federation Square
The Zinc's COVID Safety Plan includes, but is not limited to:
- Hand sanitiser placed at key points in the venue
- Corporate events cannot exceed 325 people, or one person per four square metres
- Food will be served to each table to minimise people congregation in one area
- Table service coffee cart
For more details relating to the Zinc's COVID Safety plan, please click here.
Brisbane, Pullman & Mercure at King George Square
The Pullman & Mercure's COVID Safety Plan includes, but is not limited to:
- Hand sanitiser placed at key points in the venue
- Floor markers to space our queues in the registration areas
- Corporate events cannot exceed 120 people, or one person per four square metres
- No food sharing stations are available
For more details relating to the Pullman & Mercure's COVID Safety plan, please click here.
Sydney, Four Seasons Hotel
The Four Seasons Hotel's COVID Safety Plan includes, but is not limited to:
- Hand sanitiser placed at key points in the venue
- Floor markers to space our queues in the registration areas
- Corporate events cannot exceed 135 people, or one person per four square metres
- No food sharing stations are available
For more details relating to the Four Seasons Hotel's COVID Safety plan, please click here.