23 June 2017 • By • 1 min read
Macquarie Securities has paid a penalty of $505,000 after ASIC found it “recklessly” took 39 days to suspend the account of a suspected rogue trader
READ MOREThe corporate regulator has called for industry feedback on its guidance for the new crowd-sourced funding regime, which is set to commence on 29 ...
READ MOREThe custody practices of Australian financial institutions have been found wanting in a number of instances, including failures to manage conflicts of ...
READ MOREASIC chairman Greg Medcraft has warned fund managers about “structural vulnerabilities” in the sector that could present “financial stability risks”
READ MOREASIC is investigating a number of financial planning dealer groups that advisers perceive as “licensees of last resort” as part of its crackdown on ...
READ MOREA Senate report released yesterday has recommended the government’s bank levy be reviewed after two years to asses its efficacy and its effect on ...
READ MOREThe corporate regulator is working with the Australian Federal Police on an investigation into “suspicious trading” of major bank shares ahead of the ...
READ MOREThe Commonwealth Bank has released the seventh and final independent report into its compensation scheme for victims of poor financial advice
READ MOREThe new industry funding model for ASIC has been passed into law and will commence on 1 July 2017. The ASIC Supervisory Cost Recovery Levy Bill ...
READ MOREUBS Securities Australia has paid $280,000 in penalties for trading infringements imposed by ASIC’s Markets Disciplinary Panel. ASIC has issued two ...
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