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06 July 2018 • By Reporter • 1 min read

ASIC accepts EUs from CBA and ANZ

ANZ and the Commonwealth Bank have entered into enforceable undertakings with ASIC after the regulator found their bank branch staff distributed ...

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ABA rejects additional cash limit reporting

The Australian Banking Association has largely embraced the federal government’s proposal to limit cash payments to $10,000, but the lobby group has ...

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ASIC takes action on ‘independence’ claims

ASIC has forced four financial advice companies to amend “false claims of independence” on their websites and marketing material

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APRA continues Stronger Super review

The prudential regulator has released two further papers as part of its post-implementation review into the prudential framework of superannuation

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ASIC proposes new capital requirements

ASIC has released for consultation new capital requirements that would require futures dealers and securities dealers to hold a minimum of ...

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ASIC accepts EU from Goldman Sachs Australia

The corporate regulator has accepted an enforceable undertaking from Goldman Sachs (GS) Australia in order to revamp controls regarding bookbuild ...

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ASIC enters EU with Dover director

The corporate regulator has formally announced it will cancel the AFSL of Dover Financial Advisers after accepting an enforceable undertaking from its ...

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APRA endorses CBA remediation plan

Following the results of APRA’s prudential inquiry into the CBA, the prudential regulator has given its nod of approval to the major bank’s ...

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Damning report on SMSF advice released

ASIC has found that a “large number” of SMSF advice providers are providing non-compliant advice, warning that affected clients will need to be ...

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ASIC ‘fees-for-service’ bill passes

The Coalition has passed its ASIC industry funding fees-for-service legislation, paving the way for the new charges to commence on 1 July 2018

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