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19 October 2018 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

Regulation changes needed to encourage competition

The government and regulators need to act to level the playing field and encourage competition in the industry says MyState. MyState chairman Miles ...

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Guidelines released to meet BEAR expectations

APRA has released an information paper to assist authorised deposit-taking institutions in meeting their obligations under the Banking Executive ...

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Westpac’s Hartzer warns against regulatory changes

The major bank CEO says any changes to regulation that impact the availability of financial advice need to be “considered carefully”

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ANZ fires 200 staff for misconduct

The big four bank has today revealed that a number of senior executives are included in up to 200 staff whose employment has been terminated as a ...

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Good culture ‘can’t be left to regulators alone’: APRA

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has responded to the Hayne commission interim report by saying a good banking system is produced by ...

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Bank misconduct has led to suicide attempts: MP

The head of Australia’s largest bank has been forced to confront the devastating impact the group’s misconduct has had on the wellbeing of its ...

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Major bank CEOs face the music over misconduct

The chief executives of Australia’s four major banks will be grilled by a parliamentary inquiry over the coming days where they will be scrutinised ...

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Draft bill to amend Corporations Act released

A draft bill to lower barriers to capital raising by mutual banks, credit unions and building societies has been released for consultation by the ...

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QMV advises industry to review all regulatory changes

QMV has released their regulatory update for 2018 and strongly recommends that superannuation trustees review all upcoming legislation

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Hayne report lacks ‘understanding of financial advice’: AFA

The Association of Financial Advisers has argued that the Hayne commission interim report “does not suggest a good understanding of financial advice”

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