Regulation

A parliamentary inquiry to examine the impacts of regional bank closures on communities has passed through the federal Senate.

An Australian buy now, pay later business has called in administrators after announcing it would cease to offer new credit products.

The prudential regulator has fewer policy priorities this year as it prioritises bedding down regulatory reforms to ensure entities can manage risks and challenges in the upcoming ...

The prudential regulator has announced four new executive appointments as well as changes to the structure and responsibilities of its executive team.

Public consultation for the federal government’s payment systems reforms to ‘modernise’ the financial system closes on 7 February.

The federal Treasurer has advocated the renovation of the central bank and overhaul of markets in his new essay, “Capitalism after the crises”.

The royal commission has urged those impacted by ‘Robodebt’ to lodge submissions before the 3 February final deadline.

The Australian Retail Credit Association and the University of Sydney have joined the chorus of those calling for the buy now, pay later sector to be fully regulated.

As a referendum on the Voice to Parliament fast approaches, the Australian Unity Bank believes more Indigenous representation in Parliament will lead to better outcomes.

Home finance providers General Commercial Group Pty Ltd and Eden Capital have both been ordered to pay $50,000 for failing to co-operate with AFCA.