21 February 2018 • By • 1 min read
The big four banks and AMP have paid an additional $21.4 million in compensation to the clients who were found to have received non-compliant ...
READ MOREASIC has accepted an enforceable undertaking from the directors of Sydney-based One Investment Group for being “materially misleading” in their ...
READ MOREThe government has revealed the nine experts who will advise Treasury on the development of a retirement income product framework. A new advisory ...
READ MOREOnly half of the six major Australian credit ratings agency boards are demonstrating proper engagement with compliance matters, ASIC has found
READ MORENew ASIC chairman James Shipton has outlined some of his top priorities, including professionalism within financial advice and a continuation of his ...
READ MORELegislation to establish the one-stop shop dispute resolution body, the Australian Financial Complaints Authority, has passed the Senate
READ MORECommissioner Kenneth Hayne QC has confirmed he will take a very dim view of institutions that seek “legal redress” against whistle-blowers providing ...
READ MORECourt-ordered debts of violent criminals could soon be paid out of their superannuation, but IOOF says the idea will need “careful consideration”
READ MOREThe Productivity Commission has released a damning report about the lack of competition within Australia’s financial system, recommending a regulatory ...
READ MOREInsurance company ClearView will refund $1.5 million to 16,000 customers for using “unfair and high-pressure” life insurance sales practices. A ...
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