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1. Breathtaking but predictable: Why Ralph Norris' CBA rogue claim doesn't wash, by Adele Ferguson
The unfolding revelations surrounding disturbing practices in some pockets of the Commonwealth Bank’s financial advice arm have yet again highlighted the need to raise standards and professionalism in the financial advice industry. This article questions whether CBA’s culture allowed unethical financial planners to thrive … Read more
2. The Murray inquiry’s mixed messages, by Bill Beerworth
Like father, like son? With all eyes on the Financial Systems Inquiry and its implications, last week’s release of the interim report has attracted huge attention. While there’s many a slip between now and November, when the final report will be released, the interim version nonetheless gives food for thought and hints at the general direction of the final version. This piece offers some insight and analysis on the new report versus its “father”, Wallis – highlighting key differences in remit and approach that may have strong implications down the track … Read More
3. Native advertising a media credibility crisis in waiting, by Jim Macnamara
As advertising goes ‘native’, the lines between paid advertising and editorial have become increasingly blurred, raising questions about the integrity of editorial independence. … Read More
