New ASIC chair appointed
The government has appointed Harvard Law School executive director James Shipton as the new chair of ASIC, replacing outgoing chair Greg Medcraft.
The government has appointed Harvard Law School executive director James Shipton as the new chair of ASIC, replacing outgoing chair Greg Medcraft.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced it will conduct a series of “top-down” stress tests on Australia’s banking system.
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