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| | | ... advisers also acted more as "order-takers" and did not conduct a reasonable investigation and assessment of financial products. They also did not give priority to the interests of clients where there were conflicts of interest, including in relation ... |
| | | | ... leading role in the process. ASIC's deep dive into the private credit sector revealed fund managers downplay risks of products and flout basic disclosure on the state of investments. ASIC's Report 820: Private credit surveillance: retail and wholesale ... |
| | | | ... strengthen regulatory oversight across the sector, ASIC has recently updated its guidance to classify most digital asset products as financial products. The government has also commenced consultations with the industry to better legitimise digital assets ... |
| | | | Private credit fund managers downplay the risks of their products and flout basic disclosures of the state of their investments, ASIC's investigation reveals, fearing they have the potential to harm investors, the sector itself and the broader financial ... |
| | | | ... longevity risk and give people the confidence to spend by providing a guaranteed income stream-a lifetime annuity. These products already exist, and it is becoming a busy space with fund managers such as Perennial offering a retirement "income model" ... |
| | | | ... lending services, especially for the younger generation. "Product performance innovation considers how you can enhance the products and services that you offer your clients," the report added. "You may want to consider how you tackle the younger generation ... |
| | | | ... Australians," Ead said. It follows ASIC's updated guidance last week, which reclassified most digital assets as financial products, including stablecoins, wrapped tokens, tokenised securities, and digital asset wallets. While Bitcoin itself does ... |
| | | | Betashares will launch two new foundational ETF products investing in global equities. The Global Shares Ex US ETF (ASX: EXUS) will provide exposure to over 900 large and mid-cap companies across 22 developed markets, excluding Australia and the US. ... |
| | | | ASIC has confirmed that it will start categorising some digital assets as financial products under updated guidance, while providing plenty of time for those that need to fulfill new requirements. Firms providing services related to digital assets that ... |
| | | | ... previously allowed to provide advice to retail and wholesale clients regarding superannuation, securities, deposit and payment products, interests in managed investment schemes and life products, and to deal in those products. Rodwell failed to take ... |
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