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Capital concentration and competition policy – serious issue or tilting at windmills?
The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics is currently holding an inquiry into the implications of common ownership and capital concentration in Australia.
Leading the development of solutions to reduce compliance burdens – one of the biggest differences industry bodies can make
The FSC has made no secret of the need to reduce the regulatory burden on the financial services industry, particularly financial advice, in its advocacy to Government and regulators.
Professional advice is the safest vehicle for embracing a brave new world of information and wealth
The recently released Intergenerational Report shows the implications of an ageing population with rising health costs and fewer taxpayers by 2060.
Financial Accountability Regime (FAR) update
The FSC made a submission on 13 August to Treasury in respect of the Financial Accountability Regime (FAR) draft Bill, a recommendation of the Hayne Royal Commission due to start from 1 July, 2023.
FSC collaborates with advice sector on advice fee consent and independence disclosure
It seems almost every day that a new regulation prescribing another form of disclosure is being piled onto the advice sector.
FSC Gender Diversity initiative – Women in Investment Management Charter
The FSC was proud to launch the FSC Women in Investment Management Charter (WIM Charter) at a recent joint event with Mercer, which delivered solutions to improve gender diversity in investment management.
Consumer Data Right: A strategic assessment
The Government is consulting on its rollout of the Consumer Data Right (CDR) to various parts of the economy by the end of this decade.
FSC collaborates with advice sector on advice fee consent and independence disclosure
It seems almost every day now that a new regulation prescribing another form of disclosure is being piled onto the advice sector.