The future of product advice post-Royal Commission
Going into a new decade, how will the regulatory system handle financial products?
Alex Burke
February 17, 2020
Going into a new decade, how will the regulatory system handle financial products?
We’re now half a year away from the release of the final Royal Commission report – here, three advisers reflect on the aftereffects.
A partner at Ashurst speaks plainly about how the Commission was conducted.
Every day I talk to people in our industry who are under intense pressure to deliver financial results above all else.
Some business models have been relatively uninterrupted, while others have been totally ripped apart.
In its response to the Royal Commission, Labor said it would “act faster and go further” with the final report’s recommendations.
Here’s how the regulator is responding to the Royal Commission report.
After a week where we saw the Royal Commission report handed over to Government, I am very happy to say we have some good news for financial planners.
A range of recommendations have been made in the final report.
While there are many good developments happening with FASEA’s clarity on education standards, such as the additional credits for relevant subjects in non-relevant degrees, the big ticket item has not yet landed.
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