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28 April 2021 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Biggest climate risk is not preparing: APRA

The prudential regulator is in phase two of its work around the risks climate change imposes on the financial system, with chair Wayne Byres saying it ...

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IOOF lashes out at ASIC enforcement

The wealth giant has struck back at ASIC finding that one in six clients at two of its advice licensees were exposed to damages, saying the issues ...

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ASIC exposes advice issues at IOOF

The wealth group has committed to taking remedial action, after ASIC found deficiencies at two of its financial advice licensees. In a statement, ...

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‘Not the right way to do reform’: Labor’s open door policy to industry

The federal opposition has set the stage for its approach to financial services regulation in the lead-up to a possible election early next year, ...

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James Mawhinney’s ‘reprehensible conduct’ earns 20-year ban

Mayfair boss James Mawhinney has shown “no contrition or remorse” for his part in a scheme that has likely cost its investors hundreds of millions

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Mayfair founder cops 20 year ban

Mayfair 101 founder James Mawhinney has been restrained from a number of activities following a Federal Court ruling.  Federal Court Justice ...

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ASIC reaps ‘largest ever’ penalties amid litigation blitz

ASIC has gained civil penalties totalling $159.8 million in six months in a new record it says will send “strong messages of ...

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NZ mulls crackdown on finance climate reporting

New Zealand has become the first country to consider legislation that would require the financial sector to disclose the impacts of climate change on ...

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Court winds up investment scammers

The Federal Court has ordered the winding up of two NSW-based companies, after ASIC found they had swindled $2.4 million out of investors.  ASIC ...

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Does too big to fail mean too big to change?

Both the robbers and the cops who failed to catch them have gone mostly unpunished since the bloody baptism of the royal commission. In the years ...

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