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| | The issue of affordability is plaguing the financial advice industry, further compounded by recent action taken by both AMP and MLC Wealth. Speaking at the recent Association of Financial Advisers' National Conference, AFA general manager of policy ... |
| | | ... obligations to advisers in announcing changes to its Buyer of Last Resort terms, saying the AMP Financial Planning Association was informed ahead of time and adviser feedback was sought in shaping the new strategy. Speaking to Financial Standard, AMP ... |
| | | ... groups shed more than 630 financial advisers in the three years to December 2018. Its flagship licensee, AMP Financial Planning, lost 287 advisers. At the same time, Westpac and its aligned dealer groups shed about 450 advisers. This, before its announcement ... |
| | | ... grandfathered commissions that would allow for a transition phase of 12 months. Also in a recent submission to the Royal Commission, AMP said it supports a transition away from grandfathered commissions in consultation with the industry. Further, the ... |
| | | ... far higher ratios of women, accounting for 38% of total advisers. Overall, the licensees with the most women advisers are AMP, SMSF Advisers Network, Commonwealth Financial Planning, Westpac and NAB. From a geographic perspective, despite having the ... |
| | | ... AIOFP's membership is licensed by Interprac Financial Planning and the majority of the FBAA's is aligned with AMP Financial Planning, as are the MFAA's. There are more advisers from a greater range of licensees affiliated with the FPA, AFA, CPA Australia ... |
| | | ... the only adviser in their practice. AMP recently confirmed it is undertaking a review of practices across AMP Financial Planning and its aligned dealer groups. A majority of those practices are expected to be sole practitioner businesses. Speaking from ... |
| | | Financial advisers are losing clients and the ongoing financial services Royal Commission isn't helping. The good news is professional standards reform is helping restore the reputation of the industry, Investment Trends research reveals. In the ... |
| | | ... be missed by all ABA member banks," ABA said in a statement. Before Bendigo Bank, Hirst worked with Colonial First State, AMP Bank and Westpac with 35 years' experience in retail banking, finance, financial markets, treasury and financial planning. |
| | | In a workweek cut short by a public holiday, the Royal Commission heard evidence which included an AMP adviser identified only as Mr E, whose clients haven't even been informed of his misconduct yet. It also included a high-profile adviser who "most ... |
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