The problem of retirees not drawing down enough of their retirement savings for fear of running out appeared front-and-centre ...

The corporate regulator says its legal action against Equity Trustees will set a precedent for trustee obligations and that law reform will be needed if it loses. During a Parliamentary Joint ...

Minister for Financial Services Daniel Mulino has remained uncommitted to the rest of the Delivering Better Financial Outcomes reforms as the government’s policy response to Shield and First Guardian ...

Australian Law Reform Commissioner and federal court judge Hon. Justice John Middleton has confirmed the ALRC will look at pulling chapter seven of the Corporations Act – which deals with financial ...

Take-up of AI tools is inevitably spilling into the advice space, but new research suggests this does not signal a decline in ...

Industry veteran Geoff Lloyd has added Australia's largest licensee owner Entireti to his portfolio of chair roles, alongside ...

Quality of Advice Review lead Michelle Levy understood that accountability belongs with the licensee. Parliament should ...

Ferras Merhi, the financial adviser central to ASIC’s investigation into the $1 billion Shield and First Guardian collapse ...

AustralianSuper’s decision to tip $500 million into an Indian government infrastructure fund comes amidst increased ...

The former head of FASEA, a former ASIC chair and the founder of the precursor to Diversa Trustees are launching an independent superannuation trustee to compete with trustee for hire services. Super ...

AFCA complaints about Shield and First Guardian have reached 3429 as ASIC has spent the past few weeks catching the attention of investors who are unaware they may have been invested in the schemes.

The owner of InterPrac Financial Planning’s calls for the government to remediate investors in the Shield and First Guardian master funds is a sick joke that seems to completely overlook its own ...