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Australian Broking Awards 2020: New Office and Loan Administrator of...

by Annie Kane • 30 Jun 2020
The Adviser, in partnership with Teachers Mutual Bank Limited, is pleased to announce the finalists for the New Office... READ MORE
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ASIC open to providing further BID guidance, if necessary

by Annie Kane • 29 Jun 2020
The regulator is open to providing further guidance or explanation on the best interests duty in future, should the... READ MORE
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ASIC on the Best Interests Duty guide

by Annie Kane • 26 Jun 2020
TUNE IN: ASIC Commissioner Sean Hughes sits down with The Adviser to discuss the regulator’s new guidance on the... READ MORE
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ASIC releases BID guidance

by Charbel Kadib • 24 Jun 2020
The corporate regulator has published the long-awaited guidance concerning the application of the best interests duty... READ MORE
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Australian Broking Awards 2020: Industry Thought Leader and Innovator...

by Annie Kane • 23 Jun 2020
The Adviser, in partnership with Pepper Money, is pleased to announce the finalists for the Industry Thought Leader and... READ MORE
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ACCC consults on new intermediary CDR rules

by Annie Kane • 23 Jun 2020
The competition watchdog is consulting on draft rules that enable authorised third parties with “unrestricted”... READ MORE
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ASIC levy to cost broking industry over $10m

by Annie Kane • 15 Jun 2020
The cost of regulating credit intermediaries in 2019-20 is estimated to be $10.1 million, according to ASIC, a 53 per... READ MORE
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Associations welcome ASIC BID update

by Annie Kane • 12 Jun 2020
The FBAA and MFAA have both welcomed the news that ASIC will soon publish a new regulatory guide on how to comply with... READ MORE
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Government extends instant asset write-off deadline

by Annie Kane • 9 Jun 2020
The federal Treasurer has extended the $150,000 instant asset write-off scheme by six months to help businesses buy new... READ MORE
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RBA, APRA sing different tune on serviceability buffers

by Charbel Kadib • 29 May 2020
APRA chair Wayne Byres has dismissed the need for a cut to the buffer rate for mortgage serviceability assessments,... READ MORE