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Epsilon doubles up on private lending with new senior loan fund

Two years after the launch of its inaugural direct lending fund, Epsilon have forged a partnership with a prominent multi-office family to debut a new low correlation private credit fund.

Staff Writer | 3rd Jul 2023 | More
So who has more advisers per capita, the US or Australia?

The barriers to enter the advice profession differ significantly between the two nations, as do the regulatory parameters. Despite the differences, the US and Australian advice industries have a big problem in common.

Tahn Sharpe | 3rd Jul 2023 | More
  • High demand for cybersecurity rolls out new investment opportunities

    After a string of high-profile incidents, the sale of Australia’s largest listed cybersecurity company, Tesserent (ASX:TNT) to French multinational Thales is a reminder of the value in carefully selected small cap stocks.

    Emanual Datt | 26th Jun 2023 | More
    Advisers, banks winning back consumer trust: ASX report

    The public appears to be rewarding efforts to reshape the financial advice and banking industries after the royal commission, with advisers and the banks both enjoying an increase in faith across the community.

    Tahn Sharpe | 22nd Jun 2023 | More
  • Reprieve in sight for franked distributions funded by capital raisings

    Stakeholders have welcomed a recommendation from the Senate Economics Legislative Committee that the government review its controversial plan to limit franking credits stemming from capital raisings and share buybacks.

    Tahn Sharpe | 15th Jun 2023 | More
    SOAs, safe harbour steps gone as government takes staged approach to advice reform

    Financial services minister Stephen Jones has accepted 14 of Michelle Levy’s 22 recommendations to increase advice access, with super funds set to play an expanded role and advisers benefitting from a drastic cut to red tape. Banks and insurers, however, have had their advice reform hopes dashed – for now.

    Tahn Sharpe | 13th Jun 2023 | More
    FSC, product providers bemoan lack of support from ASIC on innovation

    On what was set up as a discussion around the proposals put forward by the Quality of Advice Review, the topic repeatedly shifted to the frustration providers felt at not being able to work with ASIC to bring compliant solutions to market.

    Tahn Sharpe | 9th Jun 2023 | More
    AMP flattens advice hierarchy with Hartley’s chief executive role ‘removed’

    Hartley, who joined AMP from Sunsuper in January 2021, will help transition the AWM business to a flatter human resource model before leaving the group in late November.

    Tahn Sharpe | 29th May 2023 | More
    Fine fleece to financial planning: The advice journey of Invest Blue CEO David Stephen

    To give him a taste of the farming life, Stephen’s father sent him to a neighbour who offered him $400 per week in wages, with $200 of that quarantined by his employer for rent and bills. He declined, and headed straight into a career in financial advice. “I was going to be a wool baron, until I very quickly wasn’t,” he says.

    Tahn Sharpe | 22nd May 2023 | More
  • AMP firms fined $24 million for charging dead clients’ super accounts

    Four AMP Group businesses deducted insurance premiums and advice fees from superannuation customers despite knowing they had died, a judge ruled, with two of the companies – AMP Life and AMP Financial Planning – hit with $24 million in penalties.

    Lisa Uhlman | 22nd May 2023 | More
    Upfront advice tax deductibility a possibility mid-2023 after four years of consultation

    Back in 2019, then-FPA CEO Dante De Gori and Tangelo Advice Consulting’s Conrad Travers engaged the ATO to see if it would be open to updating guidance on the tax deductibility of upfront advice fees. By the middle of this year, we should see the outcome.

    Tahn Sharpe | 18th May 2023 | More
    Budget delivers cost-of-living relief and surplus, but super tax provisions draw industry ire

    The federal government plans to use part of the $4.2 billion projected budget surplus to provide cost-of-living relief for Australian households and small businesses. It’s also moving forward with controversial plans to change tax concessions for the superannuation industry.

    Lisa Uhlman | 11th May 2023 | More
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