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09 March 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

NAB executive defends leaked report

NAB Wealth group executive Andrew Hagger has told a senate committee that a damning internal review of the bank’s advice practices is in fact a ...

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APRA takes group insurance sector to task

The prudential regulator has raised concerns over a number of poor practices it has observed within the group insurance market. In a speech to the ...

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'Unethical culture' threatening industry

The CFA Institute has identified poor ethical frameworks within financial services firms as a key obstacle to restoring consumer confidence

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Govt consults on Asia Funds Passport rules

The government has released a consultation paper on the rules and operational arrangements of the Asia Region Funds Passport. Australia has worked ...

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ASIC raises LIC disclosure concerns

A new ASIC report has found that the increase in the number of initial public offerings of listed investment companies have raised specific disclosure ...

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Regulators urged to promote financial services

The Centre for International Finance and Regulation (CIFR) has called upon regulators to focus on building up consumer demand for digital financial ...

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Ten licensees take 'corrective action'

Ten financial planning licensees including some owned by Westpac, CBA and NAB have taken ‘corrective action’ on their structured product advice off ...

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NAB makes changes to misconduct policy

NAB CEO Andrew Thorburn has announced a number of new measures to enhance oversight of the bank’s financial planning channels, following its ...

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Macquarie looks to sidestep APRA attention

Macquarie Bank is not concerned about attention from the prudential regulator despite growing its property investor lending book by 75 per cent in the ...

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ASIC bans former Provident Capital director

ASIC has banned former Provident Capital managing director Michael Roger O’Sullivan from managing a corporation for five years. ASIC found that Mr ...

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