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Advisers concerned about super trustees checking SOAs - Vimarsana News

Advisers concerned about super trustees checking SOAs

Daily online news, analysis, feature articles, reports and business strategy geared to helping Australia's financial planners and advisers drive business growth

Source: ifa.com.au
AIOFP to challenge 'legal validity' of s99FA - Vimarsana News

AIOFP to challenge 'legal validity' of s99FA

Daily online news, analysis, feature articles, reports and business strategy geared to helping Australia's financial planners and advisers drive business growth

Source: ifa.com.au
Industry Super Australia targets Gen Z in TV, social media advertising blitz - Vimarsana News

Industry Super Australia targets Gen Z in TV, social media advertising blitz

The revamped advertising campaign will test the former Morrison government’s rule for funds to justify every dollar of member money they spend.

Source: afr.com
Expect a 'busier' ASIC this period: Analysis - Professional Planner - Vimarsana News

Expect a 'busier' ASIC this period: Analysis - Professional Planner

The next enforcement update from the corporate regulator will show it has been more active than the end of 2021 according to analysis from The Fold Legal. Growth in the number of proceedings by the regulator means financial advice continues to be a strong area of concern.

Single Disciplinary Body unmanned 5 weeks after kick-off - Vimarsana News

Single Disciplinary Body unmanned 5 weeks after kick-off

The Single Disciplinary Body era began on 1 January, yet the industry panel members that will adjudicate adviser breaches still haven't been announced. As ASIC and Treasury wait for the minister's office to finish its vetting process, stakeholders weigh in on the implications of the delay.