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10 July 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Deutsche Bank cops $216.1m penalty for Epstein transactions

Deutsche Bank and a number of its US arms have agreed to pay US$150 million ($216.1 million) in penalties for compliance failures around its dealings ...

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ASIC puts COVID disclosures under microscope

ASIC has issued a stern warning to companies that they must “tell the story” of how their business has been impacted by COVID-19 or face the ...

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APRA slaps Suncorp trustee with imposed condition

APRA has issued directions and imposed a new license condition on Suncorp Portfolio Services after investigating a matter referred by the royal ...

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APRA imposes condition on Colonial First State

APRA has imposed a new licence condition on a big four bank’s superannuation business after a further investigation into a referral from the Royal ...

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AMP defends fee-for-no-service refunds into own products

A major wealth management institution has defended its decision to place client money refunded as part of its “fee-for-no-service” remediation program ...

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Societe Generale Aus pleads guilty to client money offences

A local division of a French banking giant has pleaded guilty to client money offences, as the second company this year to face criminal prosecution ...

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Account manager banned from financial services

An account manager for the embattled financial services company has been banned from providing financial services for three years after engaging in ...

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Company director permanently banned

A company director and responsible manager has been permanently banned from providing financial services after his company was hit with a $9 million ...

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COVID-19 sees banking code watered down

The peak body for the banking industry has inserted a number of changes to its code of practice to extend expected consumer wait times for customer ...

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Fed caps dividends

The Fed will place a cap on dividends paid by American banks after extensive stress testing revealed they could eat into their capital buffers

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