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While product issuers may not be legally bound to offer their clients advice, they are required to provide relevant advice to help them meet their financial goals. The best interests obligations of advisers include providing appropriate advice for clients, and ancillary duties apply to specific types of interactions. ASIC's Integrated Legal Enhanced Assisted Productivity (I-LEAP) scheme aims to improve financial institutions' business and operational efficiencies, and give them legal options to improve their customers' lives. The new AHR regime imposes a hawking prohibition on the provision of general and product-specific advice. The objective of the I-LEAP scheme is to provide consumers with relevant advice, and the ASIC v. Westpac ruling found that personal advice was not permitted.

Despite the need for careful consideration, a general principle of product advice has become the most widely accepted approach. A general rule is to avoid providing financial product advice unless it complies with ASIC's Good Disclosure Principles. The principle of scaled advice is that the number of advisers delivering a PDS must be limited to three or four people, and that the advice must be tailored to each individual client's needs.

The scaled personal advice model is an option for regulated financial products, but it has many challenges. Under the personal advice model, a scaled adviser is only required to provide limited advice to a small number of clients. While the AFS regulations do not prohibit the provision of general advice, they do not permit the provision of financial product recommendations. As a result, an individual can obtain advice on a broad range of financial products, and be charged for only a portion of it.

Another popular way to view Product Management is as a balancing act. Because there are cross-team dependencies, it is important to balance the interests of different departments and their stakeholders. As a Product Manager, you must make the best possible balance of the needs of the various stakeholders. Ultimately, your job is to meet the needs of everyone. And as the product manager, you must always be mindful of these factors in order to ensure the smooth running of your product.

The definition of product advice is extremely broad. Any financial product advice that does not involve a person's individual financial situation is not personal advice. However, a financial product manager who offers general advice may be qualified to give specific advice. As a result, it is crucial to ensure that the advice is not misleading. Even if a person is a registered tax agent, a general adviser will be able to give personal advice.