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04 February 2022 • By Maja Garaca Djurdjevic • 1 min read

RBA forecasts inflation peak in June

Inflation is forecast to peak at 3.75 per cent in June. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has predicted CPI inflation to peak at 3.75 per cent in ...

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Bipartisan support for CCIV confirmed

The FSC has been advocating for the introduction of the CCIV for years. A Senate inquiry report has confirmed bipartisan support for the corporate ...

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End to bond purchase program doesn’t signal rate rise, says RBA

The RBA has decided to end purchases under its bond purchase program following “faster-than-expected” progress towards its goals. The Reserve Bank ...

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RBA makes first rate call for 2022

The RBA has announced its first rate decision for 2022. In the first interest rate decision from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) for 2022, the ...

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ASIC proposes simpler ETP labelling

The corporate regulator aims to reduce investor confusion through its updated guidance. The Australian Securities & Investments Commission ...

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ASIC issues $110k fine to brokerage firm

BGC Partners has paid a $110,250 penalty to comply with an infringement notice. Brokerage firm BGC Partners has paid a penalty of $110,250 to ...

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Advocates urge ASIC to adopt CFD ban

A popular consumer advocacy group has called on the government to stay the course when it comes to CFDs. CHOICE has called for the federal ...

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CBA’s super arm faces scrutiny under class action

CBA’s wealth and superannuation business is set to face a class action claiming it caused “substantial losses” to 100,000-odd members, with hearings ...

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6 key lessons from the pandemic

“The pandemic will produce enduring change to many aspects of the way society operates – and the financial system will not be spared that change,” ...

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More than a third of ASX companies fail on modern slavery disclosure

Only six Australian companies received an A grade from Monash University for their modern slavery statements. Thirty-six per cent of modern slavery ...

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