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| | | ... administration (FUA) and a 102% increase in inflows. The platform recorded $47.1 billion in FUA, up from $41.8 billion in March and a 49.6% increase to the previous corresponding period. Fee-paying FUA was 65.6% at the end of June, a marginal decrease ... |
| | | | ... rate, continuing the trend of previous exams. Of the 1894 advisers that sat the exam, 69% passed. This is in line with the March results which also recorded the same pass rate and slightly better than 67% that passed in January. Currently, over 14,850 ... |
| | | | The March FASEA exam results show that January's lower pass rate may become a trend in 2021. A total of 69% of candidates passed the March exam, better than the 67% that passed in January but below the 76% that passed in November last year. The ... |
| | | | ... among financial advisers across all states and territories. Rainmaker analysis of ASIC's March Financial Adviser Register reveals Colonial FirstChoice is the most-used platform nationwide. In New South Wales and the nation's capital, Perpetual ... |
| | | | ... Royal Commission was finalising its verdict. On a year-on-year comparison, the number of advisers dropped 11% at the end of March 2021. The SMSF Advisers Network is currently the largest advice licensee, followed by AMP Financial Planning, Morgans, Synchron ... |
| | | | ... with fewer than 10 financial advisers spread right across New Zealand." The regulator introduced a new advice regime on March 15, requiring advisers to hold a transitional licence and comply with its standard conditions. They must also comply with new ... |
| | | | ... host of new requirements introduced and robo-advice now subjected to the same rules as advice delivered in person. From March 15, all providers of financial advice to retail clients must comply with a new regulatory regime, including new licensing requirements ... |
| | | | ... able to practice as licensed financial advisers. FASEA reported that 2300 advisers have registered for the next sitting in March. |
| | | | ... will no longer be able to practice as registered financial advisers. There are 1900 candidates already registered for the March exam, the 11 th sitting of the FASEA exam since June 2019. "Registering for March will enable candidates the opportunity to ... |
| | | | ... Financial Professionals (AIOFP), FASEA chief executive Stephen Glenfield confirmed advisers who sit the exam in January or March can have up to three opportunities to pass the exam before the end of the transition period. "The January exam runs from ... |
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