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| | | ... interest test. That is a positive as you won't have conflict in terms of acting in the best interest of a client," said Mark Rantall, chief executive officer, FPA. "But there are ramifications for the licensee and the adviser and that might be particularly ... |
| | | | ... consistent approach so that all financial planners have the ability to provide scalable advice to more Australians," said Mark Rantall, chief executive officer, FPA. |
| | | | ... from July 1 the FPA will move from an industry association to a professional association, something chief executive Mark Rantall said will build the advice industry's reputation. "Financial planners face a fluid regulatory environment and increasing ... |
| | | | ... policy pronouncements regarding asset-based fees we are surprised and concerned that ASIC has taken this stance," said Mark Rantall, chief executive, FPA. "If the debate is to be had around asset based fees then it should be expanded to include industry ... |
| | | | ... changes and detailed its new $15 million advertising campaign yesterday. Speaking to 220 members in Sydney yesterday, Mark Rantall, chief executive, said he wanted to increase public respect for financial planners. Rantall showcased the advertising campaign ... |
| | | | ... organisation looks to stake its reputation as a prestige association, with membership seen as a stamp of quality. Mark Rantall, chief executive of the FPA, said that not having a degree does not mean practitioners aren't adequately qualified, as they ... |
| | | | ... fee of $686 would have risen to $900 per year for the Professional Practice category under the proposed new regime. Mark Rantall, chief executive of the FPA said the planner had got her facts mixed. Rantall said the Professional Practice category has ... |
| | | | ... resign contracts every year, which simply means more 'red tape'. Senator Cormann's view was strongly backed by FPA CEO Mark Rantall and Count Financial CEO Andrew Gale, who agreed that clients should have the right to set their own terms of engagement. ... |
| | | | ... opt-in proposal is bad public policy that will harm more Australians than it will benefit," said FPA chief executive Mark Rantall. The FPA's sharp rebuke of opt-ins stands in sharp contrast to Financial Services Council recent statements that accept ... |
| | | | ... registration that will add another layer of compliance and ultimately push up the cost of advice for all Australians," Mark Rantall, chief executive FPA said. Meanwhile, accounting associations are generally supportive. "While we recognise that the financial ... |
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