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30 November 2018 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

ASIC announces new panel appointments

The commission has made a series of appointments to its markets disciplinary panel to ensure it has an appropriate mix of expertise.  ASIC has ...

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AfterPay, zipPay in ASIC crosshairs 

ASIC has found that ‘buy now, pay later’ arrangements are influencing the spending habits of younger consumers. A buy now pay later arrangement ...

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NAB chair says two-strikes wouldn’t pass now

NAB chair Ken Henry has said corporate accountability law, the two-strikes rule, would not pass in current circumstances as it forces company ...

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APRA responds to ADI submissions

The prudential authority has responded to industry submissions on the introduction of a leverage ratio requirement for ADIs.  In February this ...

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Tax experts respond to negative gearing proposal

Tax experts have confirmed that Labor’s proposed changes to negative gearing will add a further degree of complexity to the tax system

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Regulator grilled over unwillingness to litigate

The corporate regulator’s response to misconduct involving the major banks has been brought into question by the financial services royal commission

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Grattan Institute calls Labor franking credit changes fair

The Grattan Institute has labelled Labor’s proposed changes to the franking credit refund scheme as a fair way to address the budget.  In the ...

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Bank bosses ‘believed in own immortality’

Former treasurer Peter Costello believes that the success of the Australian banks through the Global Financial Crisis may have been a factor in how ...

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Frydenberg hints at RC outcomes

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has revealed the four key issues that the government will consider in its response to the royal commission. Josh ...

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No evidence to back up Livingstone’s claims

Commonwealth Bank chair Catherine Livingstone insisted she had challenged the bank’s regulatory report despite there being no evidence of her doing so

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