Article tagged with 'Code Committee'
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Code Committee gets new chair
31 Jul 2026 - Angus Dale-Jones steps done as Chairman of the Code Committee after nine years in the role.
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What’s Changed in the Financial Advice Code?
03 Sep 2025 - Russell Hutchinson takes a deep dive into the recent changes to the Code of Conduct for financial advisers and highlights the significant changes.
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Code Committee proposes changes
25 Jun 2024 - The Financial Advice Code Committee is proposing changes to the standards of competence, knowledge, and skill in the Financial Advice Code.
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Missing members: concerns raised over legality of code committee
01 Apr 2022 - The committee which sets professional standards for financial advisers appears to be in breach of its own laws.
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Codes must have consequences
09 Nov 2021 - Codes of conduct are useless unless they are driven from the top down and must have consequences if broken if they are to mean anything.
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FADC finds against AFA in Code of Conduct case
20 Jan 2021 - [UPDATED] A highly experienced financial adviser has been found to have breached two code standards by the Financial Advisers Disciplinary Committee.
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The two code standards that advisers need to know
01 Dec 2020 - Good Returns sat down with Angus Dale-Jones to discuss the impacts of the new code of conduct on financial advisers, including the two code standards that are most vital to advisers.
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Code Committee: We've thought about what could have been better
09 Oct 2019 - Advisers in the new financial advice regime will work under a much narrower “client-first” obligation than AFAs operating in the market at present, says the chairman of the committee that drafted the previous version.
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Advisers react to new Code
08 May 2019 - The industry has expressed surprise that the new Code of Conduct allows advisers to operate under another license with no minimum qualification requirements.
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Draft code “fair” for industry: Mortgage Room’s Fuller
23 Oct 2018 - Mortgage Room co-founder Paul Fuller says the new draft code of conduct for financial advisers is “fair” for the industry, but admits it is tough on experienced advisers without a level 5 qualification.