AIOFP welcomes ‘pragmatic’ view of Treasury to QAR

The Association of Independently Owned Financial Professionals has shared insights from its meetings with the Treasury regarding the Quality of Advice Review, where it strongly disagrees with Michelle Levy’s proposals.

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Bank collapses fail to deter investors from banking shares

Analysis of trading behaviour of the SelfWealth cohort found banking trades increased significantly in March, despite the crash of Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse, with the majority buying rather than selling.

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APAC ETF AUM poised to reach $2.5tn by 2027: PwC

A global survey of more than 70 ETF executives has recorded massive optimism for the market and the “untapped potential” it offers investors.

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The human foundation of the adviser-client relationship

Whilst having technical knowledge is crucial, this adviser suggests that being an emotional rock to clients should be the top priority.

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Thousands of advisers still lacking approved degrees

There are still over 3,000 financial advisers on the Financial Advisers Register (FAR) who are without a degree and expect to rely on the experience pathway to continue their careers.

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Finfluencer banned by Federal Court

The Federal Court has issued a permanent injunction against finfluencer, Tyson Scholz, to prohibit him from carrying on a financial services business.

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AFCA’s complaints resolution scheme passes $1bn mark

The financial services ombudsman has secured $1 billion in compensation and refunds for consumers since 2018 and is on track to receive close to 100,000 complaints this financial year.

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Former Brisbane adviser permanently banned

A former Brisbane-based financial adviser has been permanently banned from any involvement in financial services.

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Global X announces Australian equity ETF

The ETF provider has launched the Australia ex Financial & Resources ETF, offering a way for investors to diversify their Australian equity exposure away from the major players.

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Young Australians want and need more financial education

With the average person seeking out financial advice only after they’ve had a poor experience, it’s crucial to ensure a solid financial base from a young age, according to this Griffith academic.

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