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| | | ... guidance and support," Iress said. Source code held in the Iress GitHub user space was also accessed and Iress said it is aware those responsible for the breach have threatened to publish the code. "Iress confirms that it does not rely on the secrecy ... |
| | | | ... be reduced depending on the investment option, for example: High Growth - $387 to $382 Balanced - $382 to $387 Socially Aware - $422 to $412 Conservative Balanced - $367 to $362 Indexed Diversified - $157 to $142 In addition to the investment and fee ... |
| | | | Aware Super has farewelled its group executive of advice. Sarah Forman has left the super fund after serving five years in the role. Her departure follows the appointment of Aware Super's new chief operating officer earlier this year and subsequent ... |
| | | | ... Exam, Australian Qualifications Framework 1-5 qualifications, and Regulatory Guide 146 training/qualifications. ASIC is also aware of instances where AFSLs are not ensuring the contact details of their financial advisers are up to date. From August 1 ... |
| | | | ... activity, have a clear understanding of roles and responsibilities to ensure property scam detection and prevention, and being aware of high-risk transactions. The new Standard also sets out that super funds should ensure their customers are aware of ... |
| | | | Nominations for the 2024 Financial Standard Power50 are now open as we recognise the country's most influential advisers who continue to raise the standards for the profession and provide outstanding service to clients and the wider community. This ... |
| | | | The financial advice profession "lacks consistent protocols" for handling suspected financial abuse and there are insufficient whistleblower protections, according to the Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA). In its submission to the Parliamentary ... |
| | | | As AustralianSuper, Australian Retirement Trust (ART), and Aware Super continue to dominate the superannuation sector in terms of total assets, the smaller players are becoming serious contenders. New APRA statistics show that AustralianSuper had more ... |
| | | | ... lure them into receiving financial advice and switching superannuation funds at a hefty cost. At the time, AIST said it was aware of some operators charging as much as $6000 "to roll consumers from high performing, low fee profit-to-member funds into ... |
| | | | ... totalling 936, which was nearly three times more than other major super funds like Cbus, Australian Retirement Trust (ART), and Aware Super. New data from the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) put Australia's largest super fund at ... |
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