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03 October 2018 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

Credit reporting agency fined $3.5 million

Equifax, Australia’s largest consumer credit reporting agency has been fined $3.5 million for misleading, deceptive and unconscionable conduct. The ...

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ASIC to focus on poor culture in financial services

ASIC has released its corporate plan for 2018–19 to 2021–22 and it includes a focus on poor culture and professionalism in financial services

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Kava launching onto ASX in world first

Fiji Kava is launching on the Australian Stock Exchange in October and will be the first kava listing on any global stock exchange. Currently an ...

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IOOF completes acquisition of ANZ ADGs

IOOF Holdings Limited has announced the completion of the acquisition of the ANZ aligned dealer groups effective immediately. The IOOF announced in ...

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Fidelity International cuts fund fees

Fidelity International has reduced its management fee on both its emerging markets fund and equities fund to 0.99 of a percentage point. The new ...

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RBA announces October cash rate

The central bank has announced its cash rate decision for October, following its monthly board meeting. Following its monthly board meeting, the ...

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Day of shame for Australia’s banks: ABA

The royal commission interim report was released last week, and the Australian Banking Association said that it marked a day of shame for Australia’s ...

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Hayne interim report casts doubt on regulator conduct

Whether the conduct of regulators ASIC and APRA was satisfactory has been questioned inside the Hayne royal commission interim report. Commissioner ...

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Big 4 satisfaction takes a hit from RC: Roy Morgan

Customer satisfaction with the major banks has declined during the Hayne royal commission and remains lower than average, according to Roy Morgan

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Independent online investment service launched

A new 100 per cent independent, online-only investment service has been launched in what is being called an Australian first. Dominic Alafaci, who ...

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