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| | | ... additional licence conditions stemmed from prudential concerns over BUSSQ's compliance with these obligations. In January, the Federal Court dismissed BUSSQ's challenge. Now, BUSSQ's board has taken a further step, challenging the judgement. ... |
| | | | ... overturned. Grimm pleaded guilty to three counts of engaging in dishonest conduct whilst running a financial business on 20 January 2023, and was sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment on 5 September 2024. On October 3 in the same year, he sought leave ... |
| | | | GQG Partners has recorded US$1.7 billion net flows in January, bringing its total funds under management to US$160.4 billion. The firm recorded US$20.2 billion net flows throughout last year, nearly doubling its net flows of US$10.2 billion in 2023. ... |
| | | | ... launching two years ago by betting on the pricing-power of marquee companies. The firm said its portfolio's net return for January was 6.4% compared to the MSCI World AUD index, which was 2.4% for the month. Returns were broad-based, with a meaningful ... |
| | | | ... have seen the Australian ETF industry surpass $250 billion in funds under management (FUM), according to the Betashares January ETF review. The industry saw $4.6 billion in net flows with the total market cap increasing by $11.1 billion. Betashares said ... |
| | | | ... and any impact on those existing financial advisers who are striving to meet the education standard by the deadline of 1 January 2026." ASIC commissioner Alan Kirkland, who also spoke at the event, said one of ASIC's key priorities this year is to curb ... |
| | | | ... the new education standard," he said. Since the Hayne Royal Commission, the number of advisers dropped from 28,000 in January 2019 to fewer than 16,000. "The current education pathway is not sustainable. School leavers are not attracted to the specialised ... |
| | | | ... members, ASIC explained. King was the director and secretary of Veeman from August 2009 until the company was deregistered in January 2021. Over the years, he was licensed through Genesys Wealth Advisers; Magnitude Group; and Australian Finance Group. ... |
| | | | ... success. Keybridge chief executive Nicholas Bolton alleged WAM transferred the shares in a bid to control the company. In January 2021, the Supreme Court ruled against Keybridge and costs were awarded against the company. Then in February 2022, Keybridge ... |
| | | | ... is essential that the government and the Parliament listen to those calls and make commitments before the election." On January 31 the CSLR released its FY26 levy estimates which revealed financial advisers would likely have to fork out $70 million to ... |
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