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| | ... material. Cubilla, who was recently an authorised representative of Havana Financial Services and before that, AMP Financial Planning, is barred from working in or controlling a financial services business. He's also unable to engage in credit activities ... |
| | | ... imposed upon the realisation of a capital gain. "The abrupt and severe nature of these demands can disrupt financial planning across various sectors, placing undue strain on individuals and businesses unprepared for such drastic measures." |
| | | ... Wealth and Personal Financial Services, as well as the recently transitioned AMP licensees. These include AMP Financial Planning, Charter Financial Planning, Hillross, and Jigsaw Advice Solutions. In all, it has about 1300 financial advisers on its books. ... |
| | | ... appointed a new chief executive. Jim DeCarlo has stepped into the role at the firm, which specialises in strategic financial planning, bespoke portfolio management, and family office services. DeCarlo has over three decades of experience working globally ... |
| | | ... Arthur J. Gallagher's direction moving forward. Details of the transaction were not disclosed. WMP is a financial planning firm specialising in retirement plan risk management for individuals and corporate clients, and the acquisition will further ... |
| | | ... regularly offering insurance advice, which highlights the ongoing decline in the relevance of insurance within financial planning. The industry is grappling with this shift, as well as the growing divide between direct and advised insurance, Ramrakha ... |
| | | Morgans Financial has toppled AMP Financial Planning (AMP FP) to become the licensee with the largest number of financial advisers. Morgans recorded 431 active advisers at the end of 2024, while AMP FP had 426. On December 20, both AFSLs had 430 registered ... |
| | | ... Resolution Life Australasia will be combined, creating a new company to be known as Acenda. Three universities ditch financial planning courses (December 13) Three major universities have pulled the plug on their financial planning courses due to the ... |
| | | ... it to reshape the financial advisory landscape in Australia-further enhanced by the recent acquisition of 16 financial planning firms from AMP." AMP's recently sold its advice licensees to Entireti and AZ NGA, which has seen some 950 advisers across ... |
| | | Three major universities have pulled the plug on their financial planning courses due to the lack of student interest in a major blow for the profession as it struggles to attract new entrants. The University of Wollongong, Queensland University of ... |
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