A mass exodus of financial planners in Australia over the next five years will put $900 billion of client wealth in play as the reality of tougher educational standards and the fallout from damning banking Royal Commission revelations set ...
Under-fire wealth giant AMP has lost almost 20 per cent of its financial advisers during the past three years, with many departing planners shunning big-bank competitors and instead choosing smaller firms. The "mass migration" of bank-ali...
More than 14,000 advisers are expected to exit the financial advice industry over the next five years, representing $900 billion of net client wealth in transition. The Adviser Ratings “2018 Financial Advice Landscape Report” said the exo...
As many as 14,000 financial advisers or close to half the industry may choose to exit over the next five years fuelled by the new Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority (FASEA) regime and fall-out from the Royal Commission, accor...
Kevin Suarez from the radio program On The Money: 2ser 107.3 speaks with Mark Hoven (CEO of Wealth, Adivser Ratings) regarding 7000 adviser exits since 2015 and the reasons for these exits, from the Future of Financial Advice reforms, Roya...
Financial adviser review service Adviser Ratings is anticipating an adviser exodus over the next five years, as scrutiny on the advice industry changes the landscape.
Founder and Managing Director of review and ratings website Adviser Ratings, Angus Woods, spoke to Netwealth about taking advantage of online tools to engage with clients and customise services offerings.
A mass exodus of financial planners over the next five years will put $900 billion of client wealth in play as the reality of tougher educational standards and the fallout from damning royal commission revelations set in.
A delegation of more than 60 Australian industry leaders in the areas of fintech and cyber security will head to London in July to exchange best practice ideas and pursue international opportunities.