Regulation

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NSW will need to build one new home for every two that currently exists over the next 40 years, according to the state treasury, with increased supply and an axed stamp duty tipped as the ...

AUSTRAC has flagged “serious” concerns with the big four bank’s compliance with anti-money laundering laws, having launched a formal investigation with its enforcement team.

The corporate regulator has pushed the government for data collection powers across non-bank lenders, which could allow it to bulk up its regulation of the sector.

The financial watchdog has hired two new lead ombudsman, across its insurance and small business divisions.

More than half (55 per cent) of Tasmanian households with a mortgage are in financial distress, according to new data from consumer advocate group CHOICE.

A consumer advocate group has urged the government to reconsider opting all joint account holders into data sharing under open banking, warning that the model places industry ambitions ahead ...

The industry fund-owned bank has been slapped with criminal charges in the Federal Court for alleged contraventions relating to its home loan customers.

ASIC has commenced civil penalty proceedings against five AMP companies, alleging that they continued to charge thousands of customers despite being notified of their deaths.

The Senate fintech committee will assess alleged anti-competitive conduct and the policy environment in the banking sector, after the exit and sale of Xinja and 86 400.