Corporations Regulations 2001

CHAPTER 7 - FINANCIAL SERVICES AND MARKETS  

PART 7.1 - PRELIMINARY  

Division 3 - When does a person provide a financial service?  

REGULATION 7.1.33G  

7.1.33G   CERTAIN GENERAL ADVICE THAT DOES NOT ATTRACT REMUNERATION ETC.  
For subsection 766A(2) of the Act, a person (the advisor ) is taken not to provide a financial service if:


(a) the advisor gives advice to another person; and


(b) the advice:


(i) is not about a particular financial product or an interest in a particular financial product; and

(ii) is not personal advice; and


(c) the advice:


(i) is not intended to influence the other person in making a decision in relation to a particular financial product or an interest in a particular financial product; or

(ii) could not reasonably be regarded as being intended to have such an influence; and


(d) by giving the advice neither the advisor, nor an associate of the advisor, receives any remuneration (including commission) or other benefit that is related to the advice given apart from remuneration (including commission) or other benefit that the advisor or the associate would have received if the advice was not given.




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