A key trigger for fixing the CSLR remains frozen
28 April 2025How the can was kicked down the road on the Senate inquiry capable of opening the door to fixing the CSLR funding model.
How the can was kicked down the road on the Senate inquiry capable of opening the door to fixing the CSLR funding model.
Movement between licensees continued to be the dominant factor generating changes to the FAR last week, according to WealthData.
A financial planning licensee has been hit with an $11m Federal Court penalty over conflicted remuneration and cookie cutter advice.
Financial adviser numbers on the FAR have grown by 134 this year to 15,610 revealing just how slow a return to pre-2018 numbers will be.
WIth a PhD in economics and a policy background, Daniel Mulino, is being viewed as the ALP’s likely next financial services portfolio pick.
The major political parties are being urged by the financial services sector to deliver common sense and policy certainty.
In what represents a modest but important transaction, Centrepoint Alliance has moved to acquire the Brighter Super financial advice book.
The FAAA has challenged AFCA to explain why it believes it has the power to set standards around elder abuse in financial services.
Financial advice licensees are facing being named on new dashboards being proposed by ASIC as part of the breach reporting regime.
Financial advisers numbers have been boosted by those who passed the latest financial adviser exam registering on the FAR.
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