DASH eyes further strategic acquisitions

The financial planning software and platform has reported double-digit uplift across the group in FY24, as it focuses on inorganic growth through strategic acquisitions in the year ahead.

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FAAA ramps up pressure for Dixon public inquiry

The Financial Advice Association Australia has written to every member of Parliament to press the case for a public inquiry into the Dixon Advisory collapse and the CSLR.

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International equities drive monthly ETF growth

International equity ETFs have recorded their third consecutive month with net inflows above $1 billion, according to Betashares, for advisers looking to capture this growth in client portfolios.

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Industry should represent the communities it serves: Mortgage Choice

The principal partner of this year’s Women in Finance Summit has said organisations that practise inclusivity are more likely to build trust in the community.

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What do the FSCP’s latest determinations tell advisers?

BT’s Bryan Ashenden has encouraged advisers to remain aware of the Financial Services and Credit Panel’s four latest determinations against relevant providers to avoid running into the same issues.

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Retirement stress underpins need for advice

While Australia continues to rank strongly in Natixis IM’s global retirement index, financial advisers are still vital to mitigating the financial strain being felt by retirees.

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UK fund managers name new CEOs

Both Schroders and abrdn have appointed new group chief executives to lead their respective firms.

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FAAA spruiks Find a Planner enhancements

According to the Financial Advice Association Australia, upgrades to its Find a Planner platform will make it easier for potential clients to connect with a financial adviser that matches their needs.

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IFPA partners with advice fintech

The Institute of Financial Professionals Australia has partnered with advice fintech moneyGPS, giving its members and their clients access to the platform.

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The ‘purple patch’ of M&A transforming advice

Two CEOs and a recent report have underscored how the current period of M&A, led by large buyer groups, is redefining the financial advice profession and creating a notable “purple patch”.

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