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| | | ... Financial Advice (FoFA) proposed amendments could come into effect "earlier than May." The senator was asked during the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) appearance to the Senate Standing Committee on Economics whether the government ... |
| | | | ... to expand the fiduciary thresholds and harmonise them across stock brokers and investment advisers as similar to how Australian advisers were previously only required to provide "appropriate" advice, stock brokers in the US are currently only required ... |
| | | | The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has provided the Senate inquiry on the regulator's performance with an extensive document that broadly reviews its work. This is the third and largest ASIC submission to the Senate inquiry. ... |
| | | | The Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) claimed that it had limited jurisdiction over the credit industry in its final submission to the Senate inquiry. In its final submission, ASIC focused on the reforms to the credit industry and ... |
| | | | ... competition and improve infrastructure in a bid to make Australia a more productive economy. "The cumulative effect of Commonwealth law, State law, and local regulation is stifling innovation and creativity - ultimately it is holding back Australia's ... |
| | | | The Australian Taxation Office has admitted that as many as 75,000 SMSFs totaling assets up to $50 billion could be breaking the rules, leading some in the industry to suggest that the sector should be subject to tighter regulation. Last month Australian ... |
| | | | ... Apogee, Wayne Handley, is about to launch Bombora Advice, a boutique risk advice business that will operate under its own Australian financial services licence (AFSL). "It is a far more rigorous process now that when I first launched Apogee in the mid-90s," ... |
| | | | ... legislation, introduced by the Minister for Financial Services and Superannuation Bill Shorten aims to enhance protections for Australian consumers by prohibiting anyone who is not a licensed financial planner or adviser from telling consumers they are. ... |
| | | | ... cites recent cases where people in self managed super funds were charged a 93% tax rate on excess contributions by the Australian Tax Office, even though it was an honest mistake. "There is no shortage of evidence to show the system is not working," ... |
| | | | ... while not actually outlawing cigarettes, "Make it difficult to smoke anywhere." Similarly, regulation outlined in the Australian Securities & Investment Commission's regulatory guide 175, does not stamp-out asset-based fees, but it does mean many advisers ... |
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