The code`s goal is to promote good practices and high performance standards for life insurance. FSC/UBS Asset Management State of the Industry Report 2017 provides a comprehensive summary of the financial services sector in Australia. The report describes the overall view of the sector as a whole in its current form and covers key areas, including the sector`s crucial role in the economy as a whole, as well as snapshots of life insurance, superination, financial advice, fund management and trust services. The purpose of this document is to provide best practice guidelines for a wide range of issues facing attorneys in the management of claims. To achieve this, it is necessary to adequately explain the legal framework. Thus, the 3rd edition of this good practice document (January 2015) is more comprehensive than its predecessors. However, this document should not be construed as legal advice. The purpose of this standard is to ensure that representatives or entities authorized by a life insurer to provide consumers with information about the management of an FSC member`s life insurance products receive an appropriate level of education and training in “mental health” awareness. This standard also requires the member to verify the effectiveness of the member`s mental health training program, which aims to raise awareness among those representatives or organizations with mental health skills. A pdf FAQ has also been provided to help.

Investing is a basic capacity of superfunds. Traditionally it has been outsourced, but in recent years there is a tendency to insurcize parts of the function. Directors may receive recommendations from management or consultants. The purpose of this paper is to assess the challenges faced by the agents who review these recommendations. The main features of this standard are: to tell managers, when reporting dividend credits from investments in Australian equities, the formats they can choose to declare loans to their investors; The formula for calculating the level of francization of distributed income; and the basis for the indication of francisation credits. The Code of Ethics and Code of Conduct are designed to promote an investment and financial services sector of the highest integrity. The codes recognize that the goal of industry participants is to work to the highest standards of professionalism and, in general, to meet and, where possible, exceed public expectations. The Code of Conduct defines the procedure for members of the Financial Services Council who comply with financial services council standards and the sanctions imposed on those members. This report describes the value of professional fund management and how fund management can help people increase their wealth.