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25 February 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Former investment analyst pleads guilty to Big Un insider trading

BREAKING A former investment analyst has pleaded guilty to insider trading and communicating inside information relating to the purchase and sale of ...

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APRA amplifies climate risk monitoring

The prudential regulator has ramped up its efforts around setting how financial institutions prepare for climate change, indicating it will be stress ...

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APRA to embed climate in stress tests

Major financial institutions will have to answer for how well prepared they are for climate change, as the prudential regulator reshapes its stress ...

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AFCA chair endorses finance law firm

Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) chair Helen Coonan has backed a new financial services law firm at its launch. Legal veterans ...

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Westpac pummeled by AUSTRAC, bushfires

Westpac will have to tighten the purse strings as the looming AUSTRAC penalty and natural disaster costs force the bank to downgrade earnings growth

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Australia a money laundering hotspot

Weaknesses in Australia’s money laundering laws have turned the country into a safe haven for “significant quantities of illicit funds”, according to ...

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Last resort compensation scheme needs limits: FSC

The Financial Services Council (FSC) has urged the government to work with industry on the compensation scheme of last resort (CSLR), cautioning the ...

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Lowe warns of ‘profound’ climate hit

RBA governor Philip Lowe has flagged massive economic impacts from climate change and laid out the role the RBA will take in combating it

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Regulators back Hayne’s super reforms

ASIC and APRA have expressed support for the government’s draft reforms for superannuation policing, which would grant stronger consumer protection ...

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QE still a possibility: Oliver

The one-two punch of coronavirus and the bushfire crisis means the RBA shouldn’t rule out the use of quantitative easing, AMP chief economist Shane ...

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