ASIC commences civil penalty proceedings against Dixon Advisory for alleged conflicts, best interest failures and inappropriate advice

ASIC has commenced proceedings in the Federal Court of Australia against Dixon Advisory and Superannuation Services Limited (Dixon Advisory), a subsidiary of ASX-listed Evans Dixon Limited (Evans Dixon).

ASIC alleges that Dixon Advisory representatives failed to act in their clients’ best interests and to provide advice that was appropriate to the clients’ circumstances.

ASIC also alleges that, in giving the relevant advice, Dixon Advisory representatives knew or ought to have known that there was a conflict between their clients’ interests and the interests of entities associated with Dixon Advisory within the Evans Dixon group, and failed to give priority to the clients’ interests.

If you are a client of Dixon Advisory and believe you have been impacted by conflicts of interest, best interest failures or inappropriate advice then contact us on 1300 095561 for a no-obligation discussion.

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