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Advantages and disadvantages of an AFS License

From Raymond Griffin - AdviserVoice

It is interesting to see recent commentary claiming that more and more advisers are making application for their own Australian Financial Services License (AFSL). While it’s been a long time

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10 Dec 2010
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Responsible Entity licensing needs review – not just financial requirements

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While the release of a consultation paper on financial requirements for Responsible Entities by ASIC yesterday (September 30) is a positive step, more needs to be looked at to protect

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01 Oct 2010
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ASIC begins nationwide surveillance activities under national consumer credit regime

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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has begun its first nationwide surveillance activity to detect unregistered businesses and people under the National Consumer Credit Protection (Transitional and Consequential Provisions)

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23 Sep 2010
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