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| | | ... some penalties for acting in the best interest of a client. Financial Services Council (FSC) chief executive officer John Brogden announced plans to introduce a new standard for replacement business that will be finalised in 2012 to coincide with FOFA. ... |
| | | | ... superannuation and financial advice were universally held as the number one concern for wealth management leaders. John Brogden, chief executive, FSC, said three years of reform uncertainty had taken its toll and businesses needed action to rebuild investor ... |
| | | | ... simply good business for the companies and for the super funds and fund managers to have access to this data," said John Brogden, chief executive officer, FSC. Brogden said that the study into this, which began in February 2010 and included consultation ... |
| | | | ... process of arranging life insurance cover and claiming on a policy easier, simpler and less time consuming," said John Brogden, chief executive officer, FSC. |
| | | | ... that we can use to create opportunities of mutual recognition within a handful of economies in the region," said John Brogden, chief executive, FSC. Brogden said the passport needed the support of strong Asian economies, along with an analysis of how ... |
| | | | ... dramatic increase in the numbers of people breaching the reduced caps. Financial Services Council chief executive John Brogden said he was pleased to see the reform. "Even people with small excess contributions were being absolutely punished, so we're ... |
| | | | ... of a budget that commentators labeled bland. "No news is great news," Financial Services Council chief executive John Brogden said of the budget, adding that minor tinkering with super and fewer tax changes meant it was benign for the financial services ... |
| | | | ... the reforms would increase the professionalism of financial advisers and the trust between them and their clients. John Brogden, chief executive officer, FSC, has backed the best interest approach adopted by the government. "This will ensure the consumer ... |
| | | | ... double the concessional contribution cap to $50,000 for individuals aged 50 and over who have balances below $500,000. John Brogden, chief executive of the Financial Services Council said this would go a long way to delivering Australians an adequate ... |
| | | | ... the client is paying ongoing fees but receiving no advice. "It's an important prompt for consumers," he said. But John Brogden, chief executive, FSC, called the annual opt-in requirement "bad public policy" in a speech on the future of financial advice ... |
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