The government’s new industry committee on the proposed register of advisers has held its first meeting, with stakeholders on both sides of the FOFA amendment debate represented.
Chaired by the general manager of Treasury’s Financial System and Services Division, Meghan Quinn, and ASIC deputy chair Peter Kell, the working group will help the government implement the individual adviser register project agreed to during FOFA amendment negotiations with the Palmer United Party.
An email from Treasury to invited delegates – seen by ifa – reveals that Senator Cormann has sought consultation from representatives of a wide range of sub-sectors and political interest groups within the financial services industry.The corporate regulator has permanently banned a Queensland financial adviser that was found guilty of misappropriating ...
Multiple professional bodies have called for “urgent reform” to expand accountants’ ability to provide financial advice
In a recommendation that the FAAA said would “address the problems with the CSLR”, the association has called for a ...
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