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Integration and ‘platform approach’ will guide compliance into new age: MIntegrity

While technology’s role in compliance is becoming more prominent, advisers and brokers are still looking for clarity on what vehicles will carry that technology.

Staff Writer | 21st Dec 2023 | More
‘Their mood will change’: Lawyer warns against licensees signing sophisticated investor test

Cowell Clarke lawyer Richard Hopkin said there are reasonable grounds for licensees to certify clients as wholesale, but the practice invites a much higher degree of risk than the traditional route of gaining an accountants’ certificate. 

Tahn Sharpe | 12th Dec 2023 | More
  • Instos to re-enter advice, SOAs scrapped in landmark reform package

    The government will now follow through on Levy’s proposal to bring licensed financial institutions back into the advice fold, while also agreeing to “modernise” the Safe Harbour Steps and swap SOAs with “advice records”.

    Tahn Sharpe | 7th Dec 2023 | More
    Advice compliance measures need to add up: Mintegrity

    Advisers should take a proactive approach to compliance, which can enhance the reputation of their firm and reduce the risk of regulatory enforcement action according to Mintegrity.

    Amanda Mark | 6th Dec 2023 | More
  • ‘Really concerned’: Jones admits worry over QAR draft, stands by advice reform schedule

    “I was really worried people would say ‘Is that all?'” the minister said, before explaining that he didn’t want to submit key compliance reforms until they were well-designed and collectively agreed upon.

    Tahn Sharpe | 27th Nov 2023 | More
    Is the F.I.R.E. retirement plan foolproof or foolhardy?

    Diligence and frugality can lead to wonderful retirement outcomes, writes Alteris Financial Group senior adviser Jaxon King. But if the journey to retirement is bleak, it could sap the joy out of reaching the destination.

    Jaxon King | 2nd Nov 2023 | More
    Australia jumps to fifth in Mercer’s Global Pension Index

    Higher mandatory contributions and increased pension assets helped Australia improve on its 2022 score in Mercer annual index, and move up a spot in the 47-country ranking. Yet the research cited room for improvement.

    Staff Writer | 27th Oct 2023 | More
    Government forces crypto into the regulatory fold

    Concerned by collapses of crypto platforms both here and abroad, the government has put forward a plan to bring digital asset platforms into the Australian Financial Services Licensing system.

    Tahn Sharpe | 19th Oct 2023 | More
    ASIC warns licensees to improve ‘inappropriately narrow’ remediation practices

    After publishing two separate guides and with the Financial Accountability Regime firmly in mind, the regulator was scathing of licensees’ collective remediation processes when it released findings of a recent industry review.

    Tahn Sharpe | 27th Sep 2023 | More
  • Older and increasingly wealthier: The changing face of retirement

    Australians are retiring much later and with more in their retirement coffers than ever before, according to the ABS, with a confluence of factors behind the trend.

    Tahn Sharpe | 18th Sep 2023 | More
    Super tax break costs misrepresented: Mercer

    The idea that superannuation tax concessions are costing the government more than the Age Pension is based on bad analysis, according to Mercer, which found that concessions will actually save taxpayers in the long run.

    Lisa Uhlman | 31st Aug 2023 | More
    Education carve-out should come with separate adviser designations

    An approved degree doesn’t necessarily make for a better adviser, but if the government wants to get the experienced pathway legislation right it must disclose which pathway an adviser took to accreditation.

    Tahn Sharpe | 22nd Aug 2023 | More