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| | ... Planning, with its 945 advisers and about $56 billion had the largest market share of advisers at 4.6%. It was followed by SMSF Advisers Network (907 advisers, $250 million, 4.4% market share). Next up were five names with 2% to 2.6% market share: Synchronised ... |
| | | ... largest advice AFSL in Australia with 1025 registered advisers, a 4.7% market share. The second largest is the SMSF Adviser Network, an AFSL designed for accountants that want to be able to provide SMSF and superannuation advice to clients with 858 advisers ... |
| | | ... does not show how many advisers IOOF picked up from ANZ. Commonwealth Bank also shed 99 advisers and the SMSF Adviser Network lost 84. National Australia Bank's advisers went from 350 to 279, with 71 exiting in the last six months. Meanwhile, GWM ... |
| | | ... Services went from 20 advisers to three. AMP lost 37 advisers. Ausure went from 47 advisers to just 11, whileThe SMSF Adviser Network lost 25. GWM Adviser Services lost 24 advisers, going from 329 to 305. Charter Financial and National Australia Bank ... |
| | | ... and institutions. Before founding his own business, Schapkaitz spent eight years with AMP and SuperConcepts in sales and SMSF administration senior roles. He also spent more than four years with BT Financial Group as the NSW/ACT state manager securitor ... |
| | | ... to five. "Paul's appointment comes at a time of strong demand for quality business advisory, taxation, wealth advisory and SMSF services. HLB Mann Judd Wollongong is the only mid-tier accounting firm in the Illawarra area and Paul's appointment strengthens ... |
| | | ... Meanwhile non-insto aligned advisers only fell by 5% to 11,083. AMP Financial Planning remains the largest licensee followed by SMSF Advisers Network, Charter, Morgans and Synchronised Business Services. AMP and its four licences is the largest advice ... |
| | | ... for associate advisers, paraplanners and client service officers. 3. Major advice licensee in possible best interest breach SMSF Advisers Network had additional licence conditions imposed after ASIC surveillance spurred concerns the licensee had inadequate ... |
| | | ... expansive professional network. SuperAA chief executive Mike McHenry said: "Stephen is without doubt one of the most respected SMSF practitioners working in the industry today and we look forward to the contributions his experience and leadership will ... |
| | | ... $40 million to $35 million in the last year. AMP Financial Planning, IOOF Group, Commonwealth Financial Planning, NAB and SMSF Advisers Network are the five largest advice licensees. IOOF is the fastest growing group among the big six - increasing its ... |
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