Industry Updates

What can be learned from 17,000 company meetings

A distillation of the views of almost 200 analysts builds a compelling bottom-up picture of the investment outlook. Tom Stevenson writes.

Stackpool’s advice is to avoid an unhappy Kodak moment

Jim Stackpool’s company has rebranded and is even seeking accreditation of their advice approach as part of weathering the disruptive storm.

How to embrace change and survive digital disruption

With the imminent threat of digital disruption, advice businesses can’t wait for regulatory reform to drive change and innovation. Todd Kardash writes.

Professions aren’t – and shouldn’t be – immune from disruption

Even if professions create barriers to entry that may appear to be anti-competitive, they are still prone to disruption and innovation.

What have workers’ rights in Qatar got to do with financial planning?

An outside perspective often serves as a reminder for one's own motivations and responsibilities. This one came from the 2022 World Cup.

Why financial planners should be alive to advice on philanthropy

A report released last month paints a picture of a financial planning profession lagging behind growing demand from clients for advice on philanthropy.

Taking the initiative: Behind Barry Lambert’s $33 million donation

The founder of Count Financial has always based his actions on the belief that service to humanity is the best work.

Financial advice needs better regulatory process and outcomes

Financial advice regulatory policy is highly politicised and lacks a rational process and proper impact assessment. Phil Anderson explains.

FPA National Roadshow promises to bring members up to speed

New CEO De Gori will participate in the roadshow that will clarify, update and prepare members with regard to industry changes.

Six steps to map out a route to business success

A financial planning business’s marketing initiative needs clear direction, measurable end points and a bit of fine-tuning along the way.

Clients should know why they pay what they pay

TWD offers clients an enlightened advice model based on independence and value that nevertheless earns enough to prosper.

The dilemma of forming and disclosing associations

If offered a payment to join a licensee that required your business to use a licensee-affiliated platform or products, would you hesitate?

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