BRENT TERRENCE HOPPING
Financial Adviser · Sydney, NSW
📚 Qualifications & Training
2005 - Diploma of Financial Planning - - Deakin University
2005 - Diploma of Financial Planning - Advanced Diploma (AQF 6) - Financial Planning Association of Australia
2005 - Diploma of Financial Planning - Diploma (AQF 5) - FPA
2015 - TASA and the TPB Code of Professional Conduct - Other - Kaplan
2020 - FPC002B - Ethics and Professionalism in Financial Advice - Bridging Course - Ethics - Kaplan Higher Education
2020 - Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance - Graduate Diploma (AQF 8) - Kaplan Higher Education Pty Limited
2025 - Commercial Law - Other - Kaplan Higher Education
2025 - Tax for Financial Advising - Other - Kaplan Higher Education
ℹ️ What is a Financial Adviser?
A registered Financial Adviser is authorised under an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL) to provide personal advice on investments, superannuation, life insurance, and other financial products to retail clients.
Financial advisers must meet strict education, training, and ethical standards set by ASIC. This includes holding relevant qualifications, meeting ongoing professional development requirements, and maintaining appropriate professional indemnity insurance.
Data source: ASIC Financial Advisers Register via data.gov.au, updated weekly.