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01 June 2021 • By • 1 min read

Director of derivatives issuer cops double ban

ASIC has banned the former director of an over-the-counter derivatives issuer from financial services and from managing corporations as a result of ...

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ASIC files charges against ME Bank

The corporate regulator has filed criminal charges against the formerly industry fund-owned bank in the Federal Court. In a statement, ASIC said it ...

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Two charged in insider trading scheme

Two associates of a listed mining company have been charged with insider trading after they allegedly bought over 12 million shares in the group while ...

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Former executive pleads guilty to insider trading

A former company executive has pleaded guilty to one count of insider trading after he purchased shares in a competitor company with prior knowledge ...

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Reforms will ‘destroy’ proxy advice: Labor

The opposition has come out hard against the government’s reforms to the proxy advice sector, saying there’s no evidence justifying its drive to ...

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Head of collapsed fund manager charged with dishonesty

The former managing director of a funds management group placed into liquidation last year has been charged with a number of offences relating to ...

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ASIC slaps Macquarie Securities with fine

Macquarie Securities has coughed up a penalty over a market integrity breach. Macquarie Securities has paid a fine of $126,000 over rules it broke ...

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Ex-asset manager’s MD cops ban

ASIC has slapped the former managing director of a collapsed firm with a ban, prohibiting him from providing any financial services for four years

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ASIC staffing to shrink, ATO nabs registry

ASIC’s resourcing is set to fall in the coming financial year, with the government having transferred the business registry to the Tax Office

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RBA could move on rates early: UBS

UBS has added its voice to the chorus of commentators warning the RBA could be forced to lift rates prematurely in the face of a ...

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