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| | | ... a discoloured face, and friends weeping, and blacks, and obsequies, and the like, shew death terrible." (Bacon - Francis, not Kevin) Woe to the UK. As 'The Economist' magazine prints, "The impact on the British economy, which is already teetering ... |
| | | | ... Adviser of the Year, but said if he had he would look for someone who puts client needs above all else - something that's not as simple as it sounds with all the change in the industry and investment markets. "On the face of it I would look for honesty ... |
| | | | ... on the public's ability to access advice, Bishop said: "Our government should be careful that the increased regulation does not increase the cost of financial advice." "There is already a perception that you have to be wealthy to get advice." She advised ... |
| | | | ... Jane Hume has failed to announce an expected extension to the FASEA deadline but has assured the industry the government is not looking to force experienced financial advisers out. Appearing at the Association of Financial Advisers' National Conference ... |
| | | | The future of superannuation and its successes should form the basis of the public discussion about the system, not the fights of the past, according to Industry Super Australia chair Greg Combet. Speaking at the opening session on day two of the Financial ... |
| | | | ... Bradley Hellen and Nigel Markey as voluntary administrators for Blue Sky Alternative Investments (ASX: BLA). The appointment did not apply to Blue Sky Alternative Access Fund (ASX: BAF) or other subsidiaries. In June, Blue Sky bid farewell to its chief ... |
| | | | ... exposure fell from 39% to 29%. Conversely, global property and fixed income strategies tend to be fully hedged. Funds that are not fully hedged are typically smaller in size and sit within the corporate and retail sectors. Some 88% of super funds tend ... |
| | | | ... clients' funds in your own managed account products," Nejasmic said. "If you're unsure of the answer, then you're likely not offering the best value for your clients and you're likely not fulfilling your best interest duty." He added ... |
| | | | ... financial services for four years for failing to act in the best interests of clients. ASIC found Bundaberg-based Peter Goudie did not adequately identify his clients' objectives, financial situation and needs, or investigate whether the financial products ... |
| | | | ... then take a sample of payers and receivers of grandfathered commissions and conduct a qualitative review to find whether or not payers have ceased such arrangements. It will also examine how rebate arrangements work in practice. Another initiative over ... |
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