02 November 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read
ASIC received 1,635 breach reports in 2014-15, up 18 per cent from 1,388 in the previous year – but only 42 per cent were referred for further ...
READ MOREOver $12.5 million in Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) determinations remain unpaid to consumers – and financial planning and advisory firms account ...
READ MOREThe number of female board members is still strikingly low, with women only making up 14 per cent of board positions in the ASX101-200, according ...
READ MOREHigh-frequency trading (HFT) remains steady at 27 per cent of total equity market turnover, and dark liquidity has remained constant at 25-30 per cent ...
READ MOREThe Governance Institute has voiced its concern over the federal government’s decision not to provide ASIC with a three-year funding model, arguing ...
READ MORENational Australia Bank has begun writing to clients who may have received poor financial advice as part of a broader initiative that has seen $1
READ MOREThe Coalition government has released its response to the final report of the Financial System Inquiry. The government's response comes more than ...
READ MOREThe Commonwealth Bank of Australia will refund approximately $7.6 million to around 8,400 of its agribusiness customers. A statement by ASIC ...
READ MORECorporate whistleblowers in Australia should be compensated for the loss of income they face by speaking up, argues ASIC chairman Greg Medcraft
READ MOREOver 60 per cent of Asia Pacific market participants believe time zone differences will be the biggest operational "pain point" for the transition to ...
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