ASIC has called on licensees and market participants to urgently strengthen cyber resilience as AI intensifies global cyber threats.
Super returns have returned from the brink due to renewed hopes for a resolution to the US-Iran conflict, according to SuperRatings.
Nearly 80% of financial advisers plan to lift their fees to help them counter the increasing cost of the CSLR levy.
Barely three months out from the next super performance test HESTA has announced cuts to its group insurance fees via AIA Australia.
Adviser numbers on the FAR have continued to increase but InterPrac is continuing to leak numbers in the wake of the aborted sale to Conquest.
Iress’ Group CEO Andrew Russell says the partnership with Thoughtworks enables firm to modernise wealth platform and unlock AI-enabled growth.
The FAAA and the FSC have launched updated customer ID forms, designed to better support advisers meet the revamped AML/CTF obligations.
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Outgoing ASIC chair, Joe Longo has used last speech to argue the case for a ban on unlicensed financial communications.
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The multitude of legal cases mounted by ASIC around the collapse of Shield and First Guardian may insulate the regulator from Budget cuts.
The Federal Court has found against Telstra Super over ASIC-initiated charges that it failed to comply with its IDR obligations.
ScotPac’s chief executive Jon Sutton says the payday super reform represents a structural shift in how businesses manage their cash flow.
The major accounting and advice groups have backed Govt proposals on death benefits and financial abuse but point to the legal barriers.
China’s emergence as a key power broker in the Middle East should be recognised and understood by investors says deVere’s Nigel Green.
GSFM Stephen Miller says equity market’s strength shows it has yet to fully reflect the global economic slowdown from the Iranian conflict.
The ETF market has seen one of its strongest quarters on record despite March’s “sharp” equity sell-off amid global volatility, says Lonsec.
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