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17 September 2025 • By Olivia Grace-Curran • 1 min read

Can credit agencies substantiate ratings in an unpredictable tariff environment?

As geopolitical tensions dominate headlines in 2025, the accuracy of credit rating agencies in assessing the risk of an unfolding economic emergency ...

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Push to end US quarterly reporting: ‘Trump is doing the right thing’

Trump’s call to scrap quarterly reporting in the US has reignited debate among academics and economists, with some arguing the move would save costs ...

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‘Clearly grubby’: ANZ’s institutional failings draw ASIC’s sharpest rebuke yet

ASIC has labelled ANZ Bank’s conduct “grubby” and emblematic of systemic institutional failings, though the bank disputes that its actions caused any ...

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Regulator warns private credit sector practices are inconsistent

ASIC has warned that practices across the $200 billion private credit market are inconsistent and, in some cases, require serious improvement

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CPA urges tighter naming and marketing rules for ESG products

CPA Australia is pressing the federal government to impose stricter rules on the naming and marketing of managed investment and superannuation ...

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Shadow minister demands answers as funds pushed to weigh compensation options

Shadow minister for financial services Pat Conaghan has accused the government of deliberately burying its own review into managed investment schemes ...

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ASX 24 giant fined $3.88m over futures market breaches

The regulator has fined Societe Generale Securities Australia $3.88 million for failing to prevent suspicious electricity and wheat futures ...

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Dixon Advisory inquiry no longer going ahead as Senate committee opts out

The inquiry into collapsed financial services firm Dixon Advisory will no longer go ahead, with the Senate economics references committee opting ...

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ASIC lawsuit against Equity Trustees signals broader trustee crackdown

The corporate regulator has launched civil proceedings against Equity Trustees over its inclusion of the Shield Master Fund on super platforms it ...

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‘Disappointing’ CPI figure dampens November rate cut expectations

A surge in electricity prices has driven the monthly consumer price index to its highest level in a year, exceeding forecasts. The Australian ...

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