Matthew David Plant
Financial Adviser in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
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Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)
Adviser number000436328
- Location
- Adelaide SA 5000
- Licensee
- Baker Young Limited (AFSL 246735)
- Authorised since
- 10 March 2004
- First provided advice
- 2001
- Qualifications
- Bachelor of Commerce, University of Adelaide (2000); ADA Level 2, ASX (2004); ADA level 1, ASX (2004)
- Advice areas
- deposit and payment products, government debentures, stocks and bonds
- Register status
- Current
About Matthew David Plant
Matthew David Plant is listed on ASIC’s Financial Advisers Register as a current financial adviser based in Adelaide, South Australia (adviser number 000436328).
Matthew provides advice as an authorised representative of Baker Young Limited, which holds Australian financial services licence 246735. The current authorisation started on 10 March 2004.
According to the register, Matthew first provided financial advice in 2001. Qualifications and training on file include Bachelor of Commerce (University of Adelaide, 2000), ADA Level 2 (ASX, 2004) and ADA level 1 (ASX, 2004).
Matthew is authorised to advise on deposit and payment products and government debentures, stocks and bonds.
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Questions people ask
Is Matthew David Plant a registered financial adviser?
Yes. Matthew David Plant is listed as a current financial adviser on ASIC's Financial Advisers Register under adviser number 000436328.
Which licensee does Matthew David Plant work under?
Baker Young Limited, Australian financial services licence 246735.
What can Matthew David Plant give advice on?
The register lists these advice areas: deposit and payment products; government debentures, stocks and bonds.