‘Canberra bureaucrats’ should leave advisers alone: AIOFP
The AIOFP says the advice profession should be able to self-regulate with minimal interference from “Canberra bureaucrats”.
The AIOFP says the advice profession should be able to self-regulate with minimal interference from “Canberra bureaucrats”.
As the demand for financial advice continues to rise while adviser numbers drop, advice firms are turning to technology to increase efficiency within ...
Financial advice businesses Eureka Whittaker Macnaught and Blue Harbour Financial Partners have announced plans to merge.
Many in the advice profession are being inundated with new client requests as the demand for advice rises and the number of advisers stays low.
Research has highlighted a disconnect between what clients want from their advisers and what new entrants have when starting their careers.
The corporate regulator has announced it will have an interim chief executive amid an executive leadership reshuffle.
Two investment service providers have partnered to launch three investment portfolios under a new white label.
HUB24 has seen a 17 per cent year-on-year increase in the number of advisers using the platform.
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