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ANZ profits slammed by credit impairment charges

The major bank’s FY20 cash profit has plummeted 42 per cent on the prior comparable period, driven by full-year credit impairment charges due to the impact of COVID-19.

ANZ profits slammed by credit impairment charges
Former real estate developer found guilty of fraud

A former property developer has been found guilty of fraud in relation to obtaining funds from SMSF investors following an ASIC investigation.

Former real estate developer found guilty of fraud
Westpac settles US class actions

The big four bank has signed agreements to settle two class actions against it in the US in relation to trading activity and the AUSTRAC fallout.

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APRA consulted on credit changes before announcement

While some ASIC commissioners first learned about the proposal to scrap responsible lending laws after it was announced, APRA knew about the move in August and was consulted on his opinion ...

APRA consulted on credit changes before announcement
ASIC commissioner caught unawares over credit changes

The ASIC commissioner has revealed that he was unaware of the government’s proposal to scrap responsible lending laws until it made the announcement last month.

ASIC commissioner caught unawares over credit changes
Illion Open Data and Credit Simple become CDR recipients

Illion’s bank statements and data provider and its credit reporting company have been made accredited data recipients under the Consumer Data Right. 

Illion Open Data and Credit Simple become CDR recipients
ASIC deputy chair Crennan resigns

ASIC deputy chair Daniel Crennan QC has resigned from his role following Friday’s revelations that the regulator may have incorrectly paid $70,000 worth of his rental costs.

ASIC deputy chair Crennan resigns
ASIC acknowledges ‘totally unacceptable’ delays

The financial services regulator has acknowledged the “totally unacceptable” delay it took in remedying breaches of remuneration limit, which has led to the temporary departure of ASIC chair ...

ASIC acknowledges ‘totally unacceptable’ delays
Court approves largest civil penalty in history

The Federal Court has ordered Westpac to pay an agreed $1.3 billion penalty for breaching anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws.

Court approves largest civil penalty in history
Societe Generale slapped with $30k penalty

The financial institution has been sentenced in Sydney’s Downing Centre Local Court on charges brought by ASIC relating to client money offences.

Societe Generale penalised $30k for client money offences
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