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Bernie Ripoll withdraws from FPA National Conference

22 Nov 2010
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The Hon Bernie Ripoll MP has unfortunately had to withdraw from presenting at the Financial Planning Association’s (FPA) 2010 National Conference: Your Wavelength.

Mr Ripoll was due to discuss the future of the financial planning industry as part of the Hypothetical Beyond 2012: The future of financial planning session.

Mr Ripoll has been asked to remain in Canberra while Parliament is sitting and these dates conflict with the FPA National Conference.

The Hypothetical Beyond 2012: The future of financial planning session will continue as part of the National Conference program and will be run by David Galbally, QC.

Other participants include Justin Hooper CFP®, RLB, Managing Director, Sentinel Wealth Management Pty Ltd, Greg Medcraft, Commissioner, ASIC, Mark Rantall CFP® CPA, Chief Executive Officer, FPA, Annette Sampson, Personal Finance Editor, The Sydney Morning Herald and Steve Tucker, Chief Executive Officer, MLC.

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