Federal government-backed Adviser Ratings will rank advice providers based on all aspects of their business, showing which firms offer the best and safest service.
If you think about the segments of Australia’s financial services industry that are set to undergo the most rapid and massive change over the near term, top of your list should be the financial advice space.
Adviser Ratings has recently partnered with CMCRC. Launched in October 2014, in the wake of the Future of Financial Advice reforms (FOFA), the Financial System Inquiry (FSI) and financial planning scandals of the time, Adviser Ratings’ vis...
A federal government-backed body has thrown its weight behind a plan for a national financial advice rating system for planning firms, as the sector attempts to reverse the destruction of trust brought about by a raft of bruising royal com...
Adviser Ratings has proposed a new system under which 1,800 financial advice licensees will be rated, following consultation with government, regulators and industry.
Adviser Ratings is proposing a new rating system for Australia's 1800 financial advice licensees that could potentially predict instances of misconduct.
Australia is considering a new system under which 1,800 financial advice licensees will be rated, in a bid to rebuild consumer trust after several scandals with financial advisers in the country.
Advisers and consumers may be able to assess the quality and risk factors associated with a licensee under a new ratings system that is being put forward by research group, Adviser Ratings.
Adviser Ratings has proposed a new rating system for its network of 1800 financial advice licensees following consultation with government, regulators and industry.