Winds of change

Article Abstract:

The new Financial Services Reform Act (FSRA) came into force on 12th March 2004 and since then all the financial planners are supposed to provide a detailed report to its customers about the recommended products for the investor's financial plan, the planner's qualification and the form of remuneration. The enforcement of this act helps the investors to get correct detailed information and documentation.

Financial Services, Finance and Insurance, DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS, Financial services industry, Financial planners

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Costs and tax matter

Article Abstract:

Fees and taxes are rightfully attracting more attention and with better disclosure of dollar amounts, this is set to continue. Managed funds are required to provide an increasing level of transparency around fees as they tend to have high operating expenses and hence they must be a significant factor to consider while investing in such funds.

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Taxes, Reporting & Disclosure, Financial Regulation & Reporting, Taxation, Investments, Financial disclosure

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Action stations

Article Abstract:

Markets like warrants need to be constantly innovative and active in order to keep the interest of investors who are more active and trading minded. The important factor about warrants to be kept in mind by those who use them in an informed way is to be aware that different warrants serve different purposes.

Analysis, Securities trading

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