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King of Prussia, Pa., September 08, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – 2021 marks the 7th Annual Clambake and Solider Citizen Awards event, organized by the American College of Financial Services and American College Penn Mutual Center for Veterans Affairs, with a mission to transform the lives of our serving members, veterans, and their spouses by raising funds for full scholarships for professional designations and degree programs offered by the College.

The Clambake will be held virtually this year on September 9, 2021, with engaging content and a moving and patriotic awards ceremony. A key feature of the event is the American College Soldier-Citizen Award, established in 2014 to recognize and celebrate the sacrifice and service of its recipients who have generously contributed to society and their community. The recipient of the Solder Citizen Award 2021 is Admiral Tom Fargo, USN (Ret).

“The goal of the Penn Mutual Center for Veterans Affairs is to provide deserving Veterans and serving military personnel with career opportunities, and to equip the financial services profession with a talent pool of determined, caring individuals.” mission and essential to the integrity of the profession, ”said Ted Digges, Captain, SC, USN (Retired), Executive Director of the Penn Mutual Center for Veterans Affairs. careers. ”

In the midst of preparations for The Clambake, the Penn Mutual Center for Veterans Affairs took a major step forward by awarding its 1,000th scholarship. Craig Martin, the 1,000th fellow from Niceville, Florida, is an example of the caliber of the Centre’s researchers. Martin served in the Army Special Forces for 17 years before retiring in 2018 with 100% combat service disability. He describes himself as a strategic planner, serial entrepreneur, mentor and leader who is adept at developing effective teams and achieving goals. He is known for his honesty, flexibility, results-oriented initiatives and loyalty, and is a great father to his children.

Martin has successfully transitioned from the military to financial services and is now a financial advisor and wealth manager serving active duty and retired military clients. He plans to gain additional financial planning knowledge through the Chartered Financial Consultant® (ChFC®) program so that he can provide exceptional service and experience-based recommendations to his clients. “Financial planning has been a smooth transition from my military experiences. My plans are at a fiduciary level and include problem solving, risk reduction and life contingency planning, ”said Martin.

“At the heart of the excitement surrounding the Clambake beats the mission of the Center: to provide educational support and career opportunities to the men and women who have served honorably in the Armed Forces,” said George Nichols III, President and Chief of the direction of the College. “The generous donors of The Clambake have enabled more than 250 deserving veterans, active duty military personnel and their spouses to receive full scholarships for programs offered by the College in the past year alone.

The Penn Mutual Center for Veterans Affairs has experienced explosive growth since its launch in 2012 thanks to impressive support from businesses and private donors, as well as word of mouth from academics. The annual Clambake continues to generate professional interest and to garner financial support for the important mission of the Center.

If you would like to learn more about how to provide a unique opportunity to active-duty military personnel, veterans and their spouses looking for a new direction through flexible distance learning and training, visit veterans.theamericancollege.edu/scholarships.

To learn more or to register for the 7th Annual Clambake and Solider Citizen Award event, visit veterans.theamericancollege.edu/clambake.

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ABOUT THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF FINANCIAL SERVICES The American College of Financial Services was founded in 1927 and is the nation’s largest nonprofit educational institution dedicated to financial services. Holding the highest level of academic accreditation, the College has trained one in five financial advisors in the United States and offers two graduate programs, as well as prestigious designations in financial planning such as the Retirement Income Certified Professional® (RICP®), Underwriter Life Agréé® (CLU®), Certified Wealth Management Professional® (WMCP®), Certified Philanthropy® Advisor (CAP®), Certified Special Needs Consultant® (ChSNC®), Certified Financial Consultant® (ChFC®), and education leading to Certified Financial Planner ™ Certification (CFP®). The College’s faculty represent some of the greatest thought leaders in the financial services profession. Visit TheAmericanCollege.edu and connect with us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Youtube.

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The Islamic Society for the Development of the Private Sector (CIM) (www.ICD-ps.org), member of the Islamic Development Bank Group (BIDBG), organized a side event entitled “Role of CIMThe Bridge platform in the digitization and restoration of businesses after COVID-19 pandemic ”September 3, 2021.

CIM the goal behind the event was to play a leading role, especially in the post-COVID-19, in the promotion of innovations and cross-border financial services that accelerate the financial recovery of targeted individuals and SMEs through an efficient and rapid deployment of emerging trends driven by key FinTech players in sectors such as ” digitization “,” Open Banking “,” Blockchain “, and” Big Data “,” Cloud Services “and” NeoBanks “.

CIM also aimed to update solution providers and implementers with the latest regulations and policy updates. Besides, CIM also sought out valuable recommendations that enable expansion and cross-border solutions, while establishing new businesses and partnerships that facilitate post-disaster recovery.COVID resilience and prosperity for all.

Among the themes addressed by the event were the challenges and opportunities related to the cross-border expansion of FinTech, efficient and rapid deployments of emerging trends in FinTech, highlighting Fintech sectors such as’ digitization ‘,’ Open Banking “,” Blockchain “and” “Big Data”, “Cloud Services” and “NeoBanks”; in addition to the development of new and innovative solutions by FinTech startups to overcome the financial challenges faced by individuals and SMEs and the new financial regulations recently announced by financial authorities.

In his opening remarks, Mr. Ayman Sejiny, the CEO of CIM, said: “Today, millions of people around the world perform a wide variety of financial transactions through their smartphones without the need to visit a bank branch. New financial products and mobile wallets targeting low-income households are emerging in Africa and Asia. The technology makes it possible to carry out virtually any type of financial transaction – savings, payment, credit – in remote villages using smartphones. FinTechs can accelerate financial inclusion, especially for poor people around the world.

He also said: “We all need to understand and be prepared to accept the disruption and innovation that technology brings into our lives.”

He further underlined the importance of Fintech to achieve financial inclusion goals. “Fintech solutions deliver more effective results compared to separate networks of public institutions and international development organizations. Emerging FinTech-based ecosystems are accelerating access to finance, expanding and monetizing digital footprints. Now, financial inclusion is well served.

Six FinTech Founders and CEOs contributed to this event to highlight their own experiences regarding the challenges and opportunities for expansion in CIM member countries.

Additionally, the session updated the audience with recent and emerging trends related to digitization and the blockchain industry with a view to fostering cross-border expansion for all.

The panelists also touched on the evolution of individuals and businesses when it comes to saving money, making payments, investing and borrowing, while confirming that Fintech solutions currently available allow practically any type of financial transaction – savings, payment, financing. – in remote villages with the use of smartphones. It is evident that FinTech solutions can encourage cross-border financial services with ease and reliability.

At the end of the event, Mr. Sejiny awarded the winners of his international financial innovation competition entitled “CIM‘s Finnovation Award 2020 in the presence of numerous government officials, business leaders of financial institutions, FinTechs entrepreneurs, businessmen and development practitioners attended the event.

“The Finnovation Award recognizes the ideas, inspiration and leadership of financial institutions that contribute to the improvement of the financial sector,” said Mr. Sejiny. “Showcase innovative solutions that have been successfully implemented in one member country and that have the potential to be replicated in other member countries,” he added.

The winners announced for 2020 include:

1. An innovation solution from Alif Bank of Tajikistan entitled “E-wallet alif.mobi, Salom retail loan card”;
2. An innovative solution from the Islamic Bank of Maldives titled “Lifestyle Finance to Meet Consumer Demand”;
3. An innovation solution from Saudi Arabia’s Bidaya Home Finance titled “Data Driven Marketing Campaigns”;
4. An innovation solution from Green Delta Capital Limited of Bangladesh titled “GD Planner”; and
5. An Innovation solution from Wifak International Bank of Tunisia entitled “The Plus Card and the Salary Card ++”.

These innovations deserved to be recognized and rewarded because they encourage other financial institutions to view innovation as the main driver of growth and sustainability in a rapidly changing age.

This award is presented and sponsored by CIM continue to support the growth and sustainability of the financial sector in order to collaborate in the achievement of development goals and objectives. CIM encourages all financial institutions with highly distinguished innovations to participate in the 2nd edition of CIM‘s global Finnovation Award which will be launched in the fourth quarter of 2021. For more information, please visit the Finnovation Award website at www.innovativeFIs.net.

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of the Islamic Society for Private Sector Development (CIM).

On CIM:
The Islamic Society for the Development of the Private Sector (CIM) is a multilateral development finance institution and is a member of the Islamic Development Bank Group (IDB). CIM was established in November 1999 to support the economic development of its member countries by providing finance for private sector projects, fostering competition and entrepreneurship, providing advisory services to governments and private companies and encouraging cross-border investment. CIM is rated A2 ‘by Moody’s,’ A- ‘by S&P and A + by Fitch. CIM establishes and strengthens cooperation and partnership relations with the aim of establishing common or collective funding. CIM also applies financial technology (Fintech) to make financing more efficient and comprehensive. For more information visit: www.icd-ps.org

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MARIETTA – A financial planning firm in Marietta since 1986, Fleming Watson Financial Advisors joined Commonwealth Financial Services as part of the firm’s expansion to Marietta.

Fleming Watson Certified Financial Planners Neal Watson, Jim Watson and Susan Watson will bring over 85 years of combined experience to the Commonwealth team.

“Joining forces with the Commonwealth is exciting. This partnership allows us to continue to help our customers for many years to come. Todd (Kimpel), Mike (Seese) and their team have built an exceptional company with a culture of putting customers first. We look forward to helping Commonwealth become the region’s premier financial planning firm ”, Neal Watson said.

Founded in 2003, Commonwealth Financial Services is an independent wealth management firm that delivers financial, investment and retirement strategies through innovative planning tailored to our clients’ goals, lifestyles and budgets.

“We are delighted that Jim, Neal and Susan are joining the Commonwealth family. As the Commonwealth grows, we are not looking for growth for the sake of growth. We value above all a commitment to the customer, people of high moral character who correspond to our culture ”, Commonwealth co-founder / owner / financial advisor, said Todd Kimpel. “Fleming Watson’s team is exactly that kind of team. We are also very happy to be part of the Marietta business community. We look forward to learning from Jim, Neal and Susan as we develop our ability to serve our clients.

Watson said the benefit of the Commonwealth merger provides stability to its clients for many years to come and will make a business even stronger as it enters the Marietta market.

“It creates a level of continuity that we didn’t have before and that ensures our business lasts beyond us. Give our customers some peace of mind knowing that there is someone there if something bad happens ”, Watson said. “The other benefit is that it helps to develop a strong business in an even stronger position by entering the Marietta market, significantly to continue to build our brand and build the business in a positive direction to become a company. leading financial planning firm in the Region. “

Although this is the Commonwealth’s first location in Marietta, the office will remain the same at 512 Third St.

Marietta joins a growing list of locations that offer Commonwealth services, with offices in Parkersburg, Wheeling, St. Clairsville, Athens and Woodsfield.

Neal Watson said he was already looking forward to working with the experienced staff of Commonwealth financial advisers.

“Dad and I will make nine advisors in total on the staff of the company. There’s a lot of experience, a lot of knowledge there, and a different take on a lot of things that we might not have had before. Even more expertise in this team than we had in past years ”, Neal Watson said.

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The President of the ALRC, the Hon. Judge Sarah Derrington

Legal academics who study the effectiveness of financial services law believe that the development of the Corporations Act has been hampered by reactive policy, which has led to ineffective and overly complex regulation characterized by ‘attractive prophylactic’ laws and a legislature. “Arising”.

Speaking at a recent panel hosted by the Australian Law Reform Commission, which is in the midst of a three-year study on how the complexity of financial services regulation can be unraveled, Associate Professor of UNSW Scott Donald explained how political expediency in times of crisis results in reactionary and thoughtless legislation.

“The goal of the legislature is increasingly garish and urgent,” Donald said. “The political demands of responding to successive scandals and the publicity surrounding them have taken precedence over a more principled development of regulatory regimes. “

A similar tone was adopted by Samuel Walpole, a lawyer who previously acted as a consultant to the ALRC, who noted that statutory reforms such as FOFA “all appear to have stemmed from particular scandals or developments in the industry, or some kind of reactive event.

The general law appears to be an “attractive prophylaxis” for policymakers as a means of dealing with scandals, commented Walpole. Unfortunately, when the ideals of general law are translated into statutory norms, context is often lost, he says.

“Context matters,” he said. “The way some of these statutory obligations have been enacted does not in fact achieve what was perhaps sought in the kind of open and textured general standard of fiduciary law. “

Choose your own adventure

The ALRC has an uphill task – to assess how the Corporations Act could be made less complex, more efficient and more navigable for market participants – but it has not been afraid to make bold statements, including the possibility that Chapter 7 could be deleted from the law entirely, that the President of the ALRC, the Hon. Judge Sarah Derrington said it would provide a clear dividing line between the business lifecycle and consumer protection.

Delivering a brief speech on the panel, Melbourne Law School Associate Professor Rosemary Langford explained one of the ALRC’s early findings – that there is too much detail and complexity in the Corporations. Act.

“We might assume that more detail leads to greater clarity and easier compliance, however, as we’ve seen in the age of business and financial services regulation, the details often lead to complexity. and the need to recognize exceptions and qualifications, ”Langford said. , before using an example familiar to financial advisers.

“So what started out as a principled approach can eventually turn into a framework overloaded with exceptions and havens, and we can cite as an example the framework governing the best interests duty of financial advisers. “

Things tend to get cluttered over time in our day-to-day lives, Langford continued, and the Financial Services Act is no exception.

“The Corporations Act has been reformed many times over the years,” she said. “The clutter manifests itself at every level of the legislative hierarchy, namely primary legislation, regulations and legislative instruments, as well as the overlap that exists between each level. “

Langford noted that the much-maligned Corporations Act has “served us well” over the years, despite its length and complexity leading to some colorful characterizations.

“Academics have described the Corporations Act, and I quote, as’ unpleasant and unloved, obese, economically heavy, inconsistent and conceptually troubled,” she said.

ALRC lawyer Phoebe Tapley added that the proliferation of delegated legislation in statute makes navigation less than simple.

“I think the result of these piecemeal changes in law, regulations and ASIC instruments, is that navigating product disclosure requirements… is kind of like a Choose Your Own Adventure novel,” Tapley said. .

King of Prussia, Pa., Aug. 05, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – 2021 marks the 15th Annual Conference of African American Financial Professionals (CAAFP), hosted by the American College of Financial Services, the largest gathering of its kind in the field of financial services. CAAFP’s mission is to advance and foster professional relationships and development among African Americans working in the industry.

# CAAFP2021 will be held virtually August 10-11 and this year will focus on Four Steps Forward, a bold plan by the College’s Center for Economic Empowerment and Equality to foster upward mobility and wealth creation in black America. Racial injustice and inequality have continued for decades, but everyone says it’s different this time. The financial services industry has the opportunity – and the obligation – to make sure it is truly different by coming together to create lasting generational change in black communities across America.

The two-day event features inspiring and thought-provoking keynote addresses led by diverse change agents and industry experts, delivering timely and engaging breakout sessions including:

• Master of ceremonies – Mike James, Head of Individual Solutions and President, NFP Life Solutions
• Main speakers:
  • Tiffany Aliche, author and founder of “The Budgetnista”
  • Maggie Anderson, JD, MBA, Author, CEO and Founder of The Empowerment Experiment
  • Chris Gardner, author, entrepreneur, award-winning film producer, philanthropist and CEO of HappYness
  • Pamela Jolly, EdD, Author, CEO and Founder of Torch Enterprises
  • Wes Moore, author, veteran and former CEO of Robin Hood
  • Ramesh Srinivasan, author and professor at UCLA
• Entertainment:
  • Words: Ras Asan, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of BREAUX Capital
  • Music Entertainment: Rob Base, Recording Artist
  • Inspirational message: Caroline Clarke, author
  • Comedy Break: Dwayne Perkins, Comedian, Podcaster and Actor

“CAAFP celebrates the history and achievements of African Americans in the financial services profession, fosters professional development and facilitates learning to help professionals on their path to success,” said George Nichols III, President and CEO of the American College of Financial Services. “The company’s commitment to fostering change can sometimes be fleeting, but we have a responsibility to make sure we don’t miss this opportunity to build solutions that live beyond the present moment. Join us for this historic event as we take four steps forward to promote upward mobility and wealth creation in Black America and be part of a network of your fellow financial services professionals dedicated to creating change. sustainable.

Financial professionals are responsible for the financial well-being of the public and play an important role in helping individuals and families achieve long-term financial security. The CAAFP was designed to advance the careers of participants and deepen their expertise to better serve their clients from all walks of life in need of guidance and financial security.

To learn more about CAAFP, please visit: TheAmericanCollege.edu/CAAFP2021.

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ABOUT THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF FINANCIAL SERVICES
The American College of Financial Services was founded in 1927 and is the nation’s largest nonprofit educational institution dedicated to financial services. Holding the highest level of academic accreditation, the College has trained one in five financial advisors in the United States and offers two masters in financial management and services, as well as prestigious designations in financial planning such as Retirement Income Certified Professional® (RICP ®), Chartered Life Underwriter® (CLU®), Wealth Management Certified Professional® (WMCP®), Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy® (CAP®), Chartered Special Needs Consultant® (ChSNC®), Chartered Financial Consultant® (ChFC®) , and training leading to Certified Financial Planner ™ (CFP®) certification. The College’s faculty represent some of the greatest thought leaders in the financial services profession. Visit TheAmericanCollege.edu and connect with us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.

King of Prussia, PA, August 05, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – 2021 marks the 15th Annual African American Financial Professionals Conference (CAAFP), hosted by the American College of Financial Services, the largest financial services gathering of its kind. CAAFP’s mission is to advance and foster professional relationships and development among African Americans working in the industry.

# CAAFP2021 will be held virtually August 10-11 and this year will focus on Four Steps Forward, a bold plan by the College’s Center for Economic Empowerment and Equality to foster upward mobility and wealth creation in black America. Racial injustice and inequality have continued for decades, but everyone says it’s different this time. The financial services industry has the opportunity – and the obligation – to make sure it is truly different by coming together to create lasting generational change in black communities across America.

The two-day event features inspiring and thought-provoking keynote addresses led by diverse change agents and industry experts, delivering timely and engaging breakout sessions including:

Master of Ceremonies – Mike James, Head of Individual Solutions and President, NFP Life Solutions Keynote Speakers: Tiffany Aliche, Author and Founder of “The Budgetnista” Maggie Anderson, JD, MBA, Author, CEO and Founder of The Empowerment Experiment Chris Gardner, Author , Entrepreneur, Award Winning Film Producer, Philanthropist and CEO of HappYnessPamela Jolly, EdD, Writer, CEO and Founder of Torch EnterprisesWes Moore, Writer, Veteran Fighter and Former CEO of Robin HoodRamesh Srinivasan, Writer and Professor at UCLA Entertainment: Spoken Word: Ras Asan, co-founder and co-CEO of BREAUX Capital Music Entertainment: Rob Base, recording artist Inspiration: Caroline Clarke, author Comedy break: Dwayne Perkins, comedian, podcaster and actor

“CAAFP celebrates the history and achievements of African Americans in the financial services profession, fosters professional development and facilitates learning to help professionals on their path to success,” said George Nichols III, President and CEO of the American College of Financial Services. “The company’s commitment to fostering change can sometimes be fleeting, but we have a responsibility to make sure we don’t miss this opportunity to build solutions that live beyond the present moment. Join us for this historic event as we take four steps forward to promote upward mobility and wealth creation in Black America and be part of a network of your fellow financial services professionals dedicated to creating change. sustainable.

Financial professionals are responsible for the financial well-being of the public and play an important role in helping individuals and families achieve long-term financial security. The CAAFP was designed to advance the careers of participants and deepen their expertise to better serve their clients from all walks of life in need of guidance and financial security.

To find out more about CAAFP, visit: TheAmericanCollege.edu/CAAFP2021.

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ABOUT THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF FINANCIAL SERVICES The American College of Financial Services was founded in 1927 and is the nation’s largest nonprofit educational institution dedicated to financial services. Holding the highest level of academic accreditation, the College has trained one in five financial advisors in the United States and offers two masters in financial management and services, as well as prestigious designations in financial planning such as the Retirement Income Certified Professional® (RICP®), Underwriter Vie Agréé® (CLU®), Certified Professional in Wealth Management® (WMCP®), Certified Philanthropy® Advisor (CAP®), Certified Special Needs Consultant® (ChSNC®), Certified Financial Consultant® (ChFC®), and education leading to Certified Financial Planner ™ Certification (CFP®). The College’s faculty represent some of the greatest thought leaders in the financial services profession. Visit TheAmericanCollege.edu and connect with us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube.

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Wellington’s financial services firm FoxPlan has been censored by the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) for a series of offenses.

Following a follow-up review in late 2020, the FMA discovered that one of FoxPlan’s appointed representatives in Auckland had been providing investment planning service to some clients since mid-2018.

Under the Financial Advisors Act, a designated representative is an unregistered person who has been appointed by a qualifying financial entity to provide its clients with limited types of financial advice on a narrow range of financial products.

Only licensed financial advisers are permitted to provide an investment planning service, which involves designing a plan based on an individual’s financial situation and identifying the individual’s investment objectives.

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The FMA also found that four of FoxPlan’s representatives falsely claimed to clients that they were a licensed financial advisor or financial planner.

The FMA also had reason to believe that FoxPlan’s authorized financial advisers had failed to comply with disclosure obligations, particularly the need to provide retail clients with a primary disclosure statement, an important document to ensure that a customer understands the service he was receiving.

FMA supervisory director James Greig said the case reiterated that financial advisory firms could be held accountable for the actions of their financial advisers.

“At the request of the FMA, FoxPlan has taken a number of steps to address the underlying issues with the management of the firm’s advisers and put measures in place to prevent similar misconduct in the future,” he said. said Greig.

FoxPlan has contacted affected clients who received an investment planning service from the designated representative, including offering them a free review of their investment plan, he said.

A financial advisor providing a service he was not authorized to provide could lead to poor outcomes for clients, such as loss of funds, he said.

“New Zealanders put their trust and the financial well-being of their families in the hands of their financial advisers, so it is essential that we can be sure that an advisor is qualified for the services they provide. “

FoxPlan’s violations were significant enough to warrant public censorship, but not enough to meet the threshold of legal action, he said.