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| | | ASIC is urging super trustees to strengthen their anti-scam and fraud practices after a review found "significant" gaps in communications to members. Following an assessment of scams and fraud-related website content across 47 super funds, benchmarking ... |
| | | | ... approximately $120,000 in compensation to a complainant over inappropriate advice provided in relation to the Shield Master Fund, the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) lead decision reveals. In this case, the complainant received financial ... |
| | | | The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) has determined inappropriate advice provided by Financial Services Group Australia (FSGA) led to one client's $200,000 financial loss. In December, AFCA said it received more than 1800 complainants ... |
| | | | A new type of vertical integration will emerge in the financial advice sector in 2026, while an oligopoly of two providers will dominate the platforms market, Finura predicts. Finura's Australian Wealth Tech Predictions report for the year ahead ... |
| | | | ... with ASIC in December under which it said it will repay $101 million to super members who accessed the First Guardian Master Fund on its platform. Netwealth said it recognises the importance of this work in enhancing industry standards and is well positioned ... |
| | | | ... from ASIC, accused of not doing enough to prevent superannuation members losing millions of dollars from the Shield Master Fund's collapse. In 2023, HUB24 entered a custody and technology solutions agreement with EQT. Some $1.5 billion was migrated to ... |
| | | | Equity Trustees (EQT) is standing firm on defending itself against culpability for the Shield Master Fund collapse and ensuing investor losses, blaming ASIC for not doing its job, as well as third-party providers for their failures. Releasing its Summary ... |
| | | | ... in the complainant's best interest. In December, AFCA unveiled the lead decisions for complaints involving Shield Master Fund and First Guardian Master Fund to increase efficiency in processing similar complaints. While lead decisions can provide a general ... |
| | | | ... YourChoice Super were essentially forced to remain members of the funds throughout the liquidation of the First Guardian Master Fund. During this time, they were required to maintain a minimum balance of $2500 and were charged some fees. From tomorrow ... |
| | | | ... the heat on super funds, hiring in risk and compliance across the board is expected to rise. The collapse of Shield Master Fund and the First Guardian Master Fund has sharpened the industry's focus on governance, accountability, and operational resilience. ... |
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