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Home > Ethics for Advisers

Ethics for Advisers

Above and beyond the law

Khanh Vo

2 March 2020 19:43

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For the advice industry to graduate to professional status in the eyes of lawmakers, clients and the broader community, it needs to move on from its tick-a-box approach to compliance and take on a higher-level principals approach to considering ethical situations. Richard Jackson points out the broader industry has a responsibility to support advisers to meet their obligations.

Participants: Dr Michelle Cull, Richard Jackson

Facilitator: Matthew Smith

Length: 39 mins, 2 seconds

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* Richard Jackson describes the mind shift the Code of Ethics requires advisers to go through in this way:
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* In Lawrence Kohlberg’s theory relating to stages of moral development, meeting ethical standards occupies which of the three levels, according to Michelle Cull?
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* What is the inherent tension Michelle Cull highlights relating to the theoretical definition of ethics and the conception of the FASEA’s Code of Ethics?
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* What two features have been proven to improve individuals’ ethical reasoning abilities, according to Michelle Cull?
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* What one thing does Richard Jackson suggests the broader industry could do to help the advisers progress towards professionalism and meet its obligations under the Code of Ethics?

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