Article tagged with 'Professional Advisers Associations'
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Advisers fear return to classroom
28 Mar 2019 - Enrolments for the Level Five financial services qualification are up “overwhelmingly” on last year, one education provider says – but some experienced advisers could face hurdles as they return to study.
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FSLAB: Still changes to be made, associations argue
26 Feb 2018 - Financial adviser associations say there’s a risk the Financial Services Legislation Amendment Bill is a step back for professionalisation of the industry.
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PAA gets 'no' vote
05 Dec 2017 - PAA’s Holiday Home Legacy Trust could eventually be used to help fund the work of Financial Advice New Zealand - but first the association's members, including its own board, will need to change their minds about its trust deed.
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Target on advisers outside associations
07 Nov 2017 - Advisers who are not members of a professional association risk becoming disengaged or missing out on important information about the upcoming advice regulation overhaul, the Financial Services Council says.
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Money Week approaches
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Cortesi courts current members
03 Jan 2017 - Initial feedback on the formation of Financial Advice New Zealand suggests that advisers want an industry body that provides a strong voice to product providers and regulators - and demonstrates to the public that advisers offer good value to clients.
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Advisers need advertising campaign
05 Oct 2016 - Financial advisers may need a large-scale consumer education campaign to help the general public understand what they offer.
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Associations swerve Money Week
31 Aug 2016 - Adviser groups are giving Money Week a miss this year.
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Formal Financial Advice NZ conversations start next month
26 Aug 2016 - More of the countries’ adviser associations will be approached more formally early next month about the possibility of becoming involved with Financial Advice New Zealand.
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Financial Advice NZ could play regulatory role
03 Aug 2016 - Advisers could partially be regulated by Financial Advice NZ, rather than the FMA, if the new organisation can get sufficient support from the industry.