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26 October 2017 • By • 1 min read

ANZ BBSW penalty too low: P2P lender

Peer-to-peer lender RateSetter says ASIC should be commended for its pursuit of the banks over alleged manipulation of the bank bill swap rate, but ...

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Perennial Value names new head of retail sales

Perennial Value Management has announced the promotion of its senior investment specialist to head of retail sales. With over two decades’ ...

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Aberdeen LIC appoints CEO

Listed investment company Aberdeen Leaders has appointed David Sokulsky as its new chief executive and chief investment officer. Dr Sokulsky joins ...

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Crestone recruits UBS chief economist

***Updated*** Non-institutional wealth management firm Crestone has announced that Scott Haslem will take up the position of chief investment officer ...

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Equity Trustees acquires OneVue subsidiary

Equity Trustees' parent company EQT Holdings has announced it has signed an agreement to acquire platform provider OneVue’s responsible entity ...

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Asia-Pacific dominates IPO activity

Initial public offering deals in Asia-Pacific constituted more than half (65 per cent) of IPO deals across the world this year, according to EY

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Rebuilding trust must go beyond regulation

Banks need to go beyond the minimum regulatory requirements if they want to regain the trust of their customers, according to the UK-based Chartered ...

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Fintech sandbox to be ‘enhanced’

ASIC’s regulatory sandbox will be expanded to include a wider range of fintech products and services following relatively poor take-up by the industry

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Government to strengthen ASIC penalties

Treasury’s ASIC taskforce has proposed substantial increases to penalties issued by ASIC, as recommended by the Financial System Inquiry

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Future Fund ups exposure to global equities

The Future Fund shifted 2 per cent of its portfolio out of cash into developed market global equities in the three months to 30 September

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