Brett Anthony Smith
Financial Adviser in Mackay, Queensland, Australia
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Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)
Adviser number001004588
- Location
- Mackay QLD 4740
- Licensee
- Ord Minnett Limited (AFSL 237121)
- Authorised since
- 15 December 2003
- First provided advice
- 1995
- Qualifications
- Margin Lending Accreditation, Stockbrokers Association of Australia (2011)
- Advice areas
- superannuation, securities, managed investment schemes, deposit and payment products, standard margin lending, derivatives
- Register status
- Current
About Brett Anthony Smith
Brett Anthony Smith is a financial adviser in Mackay, Queensland, listed on the Financial Advisers Register kept by ASIC under adviser number 001004588.
The licensee Brett advises under is Ord Minnett Limited (AFS licence 237121). That authorisation dates from 15 December 2003.
According to the register, Brett first provided financial advice in 1995. The qualifications listed for Brett include Margin Lending Accreditation (Stockbrokers Association of Australia, 2011).
Brett is authorised to advise on superannuation, securities, managed investment schemes, deposit and payment products, standard margin lending and derivatives.
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Is Brett Anthony Smith a registered financial adviser?
Yes. Brett Anthony Smith is listed as a current financial adviser on ASIC's Financial Advisers Register under adviser number 001004588.
Which licensee does Brett Anthony Smith work under?
Ord Minnett Limited, Australian financial services licence 237121.
What can Brett Anthony Smith give advice on?
The register lists these advice areas: superannuation; securities; managed investment schemes; deposit and payment products; standard margin lending; derivatives.