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09 January 2024 • By Keith Ford • 1 min read

AFCA complaints skyrocket amid cost-of-living woes

As the number of disputes escalated to the scheme hits 100,000 for the first time in 2023, the continued increase is putting “unnecessary pressure” on ...

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Rate cuts not on the cards until 2025: HSBC

A chief economist has made the case that the Reserve Bank is likely to hold through 2024. There are a variety of reasons to believe that the ...

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What companies drew ASIC’s attention in 2023? Part 2

The regulator continued its busy 2023 with numerous actions in the second half. Some of Australia’s biggest firms came under scrutiny from ASIC ...

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What companies drew ASIC’s attention in 2023? Part 1

The corporate, markets and financial services regulator had yet another busy year. Throughout the past year, some of Australia’s biggest firms have ...

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The rate outlook for 2024: A tale of two banks

Interest rate cuts are on the cards next year, according to two major banks, but the Reserve Bank may still deliver one final rate hike towards the ...

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RBA sees ‘sufficient value’ in waiting for additional data

The central bank once again considered an interest rate hike at its December meeting before eventually settling on a hold. The Reserve Bank of ...

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Investment manager hit with infringement notice over greenwashing

ASIC has taken action against an investment manager relating to concerns about alleged false and misleading statements. On Tuesday, the Australian ...

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Chalmers unveils ambitious modernisation agenda for Australian economy

Treasurer Chalmers has laid out a sweeping vision for Australia’s economic future, stressing the critical need for a comprehensive modernisation ...

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New legislation to boost RBA and ASIC powers

The government is consulting on financial market infrastructure regulatory reforms. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and the Australian ...

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ANZ appeals court decision on continuous disclosure failure

The Federal Court recently ordered the bank to pay a penalty of $900,000 for breaching its continuous disclosure obligation. ANZ has appealed a ...

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