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| | | ... staff member was asked: "How did you get this number?" Could the lack of response be attributed to a lean team? The authority only has 10 employees, whose work spans developing and maintaining standards, assessing and accrediting higher education degrees ... |
| | | | The Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority is deferring the amendments to Standard 3 to ASIC because the industry could not agree on a better alternative. FASEA floated the idea of amending Standard 3 in November, which currently states: "You ... |
| | | | ... Educational Research, which also facilitated the exam administration for the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority, which shuts down on December 31. "We are working with ACER to finalise Sitting 17, Sitting 18, and Sitting 19 of the financial ... |
| | | | ... education requirements for existing financial advisers. This is a backflip on the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority (FASEA) education requirements which required all advisers - regardless of experience - to obtain an approved degree. After ... |
| | | | The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) have released their annual engagement update for 2021. Reinforcing Australia's twin peaks model of regulation, the agencies said they ... |
| | | | ... lowest pass rate on record. Fifty-two percent of the 2129 advisers who sat the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority exam were successful. The pass rate continues to deteriorate from as high as 88% at one point. This has gradually declined ... |
| | | | ... "And of course, many in our industry have degrees in commerce, finance, economics and business, which the standards authority has not approved." |
| | | | ... Australia's softening regulatory approach is out of line with what is happening overseas. The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced that it intends to test its powers to the limit and use criminal powers, taking on a bolder appetite in dealing ... |
| | | | ... Avanteos was a subsidiary of the Commonwealth Bank. In early 2016, Avanteos received legal advice that it did not have authority to deduct fees from super members after their death. Despite this, Avanteos continued deducting these fees until May 2018. ... |
| | | | ... executive for 11 years. AvSuper started life in 1990 for employees of Airservices Australia and the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) before going public offer in 2005. Despite this, the fund has failed to grow, with its 2014 annual report showing ... |
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