07 May 2018 • By Jessica Yun • 1 min read
Directors of financial services companies could face stiffer penalties if they fail to provide services honestly and ethically in the wake of the ...
READ MOREThe Commonwealth Bank has admitted it lost 20 million customer statements after a sub-contractor failed to confirm it had destroyed the data
READ MOREThe Australian Financial Complaints Authority has been authorised by the government, with financial firms and superannuation trustees given until 21 ...
READ MOREThe Commonwealth Bank has entered into an enforceable undertaking with APRA after the prudential regulator handed down a damning report into the ...
READ MOREThere is currently no legal requirement for product providers to move legacy clients into cheaper products, but that could change in the wake of last ...
READ MORETwo weeks of royal commission hearings into the financial advice sector concluded on Friday with a lengthy closing statement that implicated nearly ...
READ MOREIOOF has sought to calm the market about future liability arising from its acquisition of ANZ’s financial advice businesses and testimony before the ...
READ MOREDover Financial Advisers has been taken to task for an "Orwellian" liability policy that appears to be aimed at absolving the licensee of any ...
READ MOREThe inevitable regulatory changes that come as a result of the royal commission should be in line with international standards, says APIR Systems
READ MOREThe Financial Services Council is currently reviewing whether any member organisations are in breach of its conduct and ethics codes in light of royal ...
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