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| | | ... years in prison for stealing over $35,000 from his clients' superannuation accounts. An ASIC investigation into Goel's misconduct found that between November 2018 and July 2019, the adviser obtained First Nations consumers' superannuation details and ... |
| | | | ... Financial Standard, more than 1600 former clients lodged formal complaints, believing to have suffered a loss due to misconduct related to financial advice. Though, evidently the fact that a complaint has been made doesn't ensure eligibility for ... |
| | | | ... urged former clients of the group to lodge formal complaints with AFCA if they believe they suffered a loss due to misconduct related to financial advice. As at November 1, more than 1600 former clients have followed ASIC's direction. The body has now ... |
| | | | ... effect to the new disciplinary system for financial advisers, allowing the cancellation of registration for serious misconduct. The Act had required that all financial advisers who provide personal advice to retail clients be registered by 1 January ... |
| | | | ... benefit. As such, ASIC prescribed that participants should ensure their compliance framework is effective in controlling misconduct in their fixed income activities. However, the regulator's observations of poorer practice found that often conduct risks ... |
| | | | ... what we're about and we think it's really important from a consumer protection perspective and for deterring misconduct," she said. Having said that, she explained there is a range of factors considered when reviewing the pursuit of enforcement ... |
| | | | ... Financial Services and AMP Life, which has since been acquired by Resolution Life. All five companies admitted to the misconduct. Breaking the penalty down, $4.8 million will be paid by AMP Financial Planning; $720,000 by Hillross; $480,000 by Charter ... |
| | | | ... in advisers have experienced a steady decline, due to factors like comprehension of complex advice documents, sector misconduct, excessive cost of services and low education barries to entry. Nevertheless, Neilson's paper argues that financial advice ... |
| | | | ... case to protect the public from the risk of significant financial harm arising from what we believed to be serious misconduct. Mayfair, under Mr Mawhinney's direction, marketed high-risk products as low risk. Almost 500 people invested in the Mayfair ... |
| | | | ... FCA said its current view is that Link Fund Solutions may be required to pay redress of up to $522 million based on misconduct, though this is not a final decision. It has approved the takeover as it relates to Link's six other subsidiaries without conditions. ... |
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