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19 October 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Derivatives issuer hit with $75m penalty

An over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives issuer and its former authorised representatives have been ordered to pay $75 million after their conduct ...

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Lowe wavers on race day cut

It will be the rate that stops the nation after RBA governor Philip Lowe used a key speech to weigh the pros and cons of another cut. Governor Lowe ...

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Suspected investment scammer arrested

A joint investigation between ASIC and the Victorian police has seen a man arrested for running a suspected investment scam that fleeced nearly half a ...

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Big four detail harassment complaints kept quiet

Facing pressure to take workplace harassment more seriously in the wake of the AMP scandal, the big four banks have revealed the extent to which they ...

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No board member is irreplaceable: APRA

APRA’s deputy chair has issued a warning to superannuation chairs, demanding they step up their boards, as the regulator has signalled it will work ...

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Australian funds last on disclosure: Morningstar

Australia has the world’s worst practice in portfolio holdings disclosure, according to Morningstar, with an analyst calling the lack of transparency ...

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APRA rolls out new risk supervision model

APRA has commenced launching a new model for assessing risks faced by banks, superannuation licensees and insurers. In a letter to industry on ...

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RBA makes budget day rate call

The Reserve Bank has announced its latest decision on rates just hours before the most important budget since the Second World War. The RBA has ...

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Budget day cut still up in the air

The chances of a rate cut in October or November remain up in the air despite a number of high-profile economists calling it. Finder’s monthly cash ...

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ASIC puts investigations on backburner

The corporate regulator has revealed the extent to which its investigations have been impacted by the COVID crisis, reporting an almost 40 per cent ...

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