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FSC supports the Government’s HFT and dark pool proposals

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The Financial Services Council has today supported the Government’s market integrity rules dealing with high frequency trading and dark pools. John Brogden, CEO of the Financial Services Council said: “The

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21 Nov 2012

CIOs’ sentiment returns to positive in September quarter

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The Chief Investment Officer Index released today by the Financial Services Council (FSC) shows CIO sentiment is improving, but remains weak. The overall rating of CIO sentiment is five for

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31 Aug 2012

Future of Financial Advice reforms

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Responding to the amendments to the Future of Financial Advice (FoFA) legislation tabled in Parliament today, John Brogden, CEO of the Financial Services Council, said the Bill failed to provide

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23 Mar 2012

Australia’s retirement savings gap

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The Financial Services Council has released research urging the Senate to pass the Government’s legislation to increase the Superannuation Guarantee from 9 per cent to 12 per cent, showing that

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19 Mar 2012

FSC welcomes transitional arrangements for FoFA

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The Financial Services Council today commended the Government on its sensible approach to the commencement of the Future of Financial Advice (FoFA) reforms. John Brogden, CEO of the Financial Services

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16 Mar 2012

Parliamentary Joint Committee’s report on FoFA reforms

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Responding to the Parliamentary Joint Committee’s report on the Future of Financial Advice (FoFA) reforms, the Financial Services Council said it was disappointed at the Committee’s unwillingness to accept industry

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06 Mar 2012

PJC report on reforms to financial advice

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Responding to the Parliamentary Joint Committee’s report on the Future of Financial Advice (FoFA) reforms, the Financial Services Council said it was disappointed at the Committee’s unwillingness to accept industry

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01 Mar 2012

New research reveals discrimination against older workers

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The Financial Services Council has today released research which shows older workers are being discriminated against in the workforce at a time when they are finding it hard to build

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08 Feb 2012

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CPD: The Two-Chapter retirement – a framework for understanding retiree psychology
Introduction Why do financially secure retirees still hesitate to spend, or commit to strategies that would clearly improve their outcomes? This article sets out the Two-Chapter Retirement framework, a new [...]
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China’s economic trajectory is shifting, but not in the way many had once expected. Consumption-led rebalancing has not materialised. Instead, economic policy continues to emphasise industrial modernisation, aligned with a [...]
CPD: Ethics and client best interests
In financial advice, acting in a client’s best interest isn’t just a regulatory rule, it’s the foundation of a trusting, successful partnership. This article, proudly sponsored by GSFM, examines the [...]
CPD: Capitalising on global growth in the decarbonisation era
Few themes rival the scale, urgency and long-term significance of climate change. Consequently, regions, countries, companies and individuals are taking positive action to decarbonise the planet and work toward net [...]
CPD: Decoding the compliance signals within AFCA’s Lead Decisions
Introduction In February 2026, the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA), reached a significant milestone when it issued its 1,000th Dixon Advisory determination[1]. Up until that point, this represented the single [...]