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09 June 2017 • By • 1 min read

Sydney advice firm has AFSL cancelled

ASIC has cancelled the Australian financial services licence (AFSL) of Sydney-based firm Investment Advisers Alliance. Investment Advisers ...

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Make ASIC a ‘proactive’ watchdog: Kell

ASIC deputy chairman Peter Kell has made the case for stronger banning powers, tougher supervision and higher penalties for wrong-doers

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Macquarie wary about ‘disproportionate’ levy

The government’s major bank levy is likely to have “unintended and disproportionate” consequences on Macquarie's local earnings given the group’s ...

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Bank lobby calls for wider APRA powers

The government’s proposal that APRA be given powers to monitor bank executive conduct should be extended to the superannuation and insurance sectors, ...

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ASIC cancels Gallop International’s licence

ASIC has cancelled the Australian financial services licence of Gallop International Group. According to a statement, ASIC has cancelled the AFSL ...

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ASIC deepens commitment to RegTech

The corporate regulator has proposed a number of new initiatives designed to trial RegTech capabilities and identify possible implementation ...

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Former MFS executives fined and disqualified

The fund manager and four former officers of MFS Investment Management have been disqualified from managing corporations by the Supreme Court of ...

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Bank levy to cost Westpac $260m a year

Westpac has outlined the cost of the government’s proposed bank levy on its balance sheet and, more importantly for investors, its dividend

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Poor advice compensation edges up to $204m

The major banks’ compensation bill for victims of poor advice has increased to $204 million, according to ASIC’s latest update on its ‘fee for no ...

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Liquidators appointed to Courtenay House

The Supreme Court of NSW has made orders, by consent, for the winding up of Sydney-based trading firm Courtenay House following an application by ASIC

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