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04 May 2017 • By Killian Plastow • 1 min read

Whistleblowers being left in the cold: report

Nearly a quarter of organisations have no support strategy in place for staff who blow the whistle on wrongdoing, according to an ASIC-backed industry ...

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ASIC signs fintech agreement with Indonesia

The Australian corporate regulator has signed a co-operation agreement with Indonesia’s financial services authority, Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (OJK), to ...

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Product-based payments should stay: Sedgwick

The final report of Stephen Sedgwick’s review of retail banking remuneration has failed to find grounds for an “outright ban on all product-based ...

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RBA still anxious about housing credit

Bank lending to property investors has increased steadily since early 2016 despite efforts to tighten lending standards, says the Reserve Bank of ...

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APRA seeks to reduce 'contagion risk'

Australian banks will be required to limit their exposures to unrelated counterparties to 25 per cent of Tier 1 Capital as APRA seeks to reduce ...

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Banks wary about ASIC product intervention

Three of Australia's big four banks have given their 'in principle' support for the creation of an ASIC product intervention power – albeit with a ...

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Breach reporting changes flagged by Treasury

Treasury is seeking industry comment on potential changes to ASIC's breach reporting rules, along with a proposal that major advice licensees be ...

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Advice standards board membership unveiled

The membership of the federal government's new Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority has been revealed. Financial Adviser Standards ...

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ASIC releases chairman’s travel agenda

The planned travel agenda of ASIC chairman Greg Medcraft has been released by the corporate regulator. ASIC released the planned travel for Mr ...

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ASIC reports on emerging market issuers

Companies from emerging markets looking to raise capital in Australia are more likely to have a 'stop' order placed upon them by ASIC than ...

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