Regulation

The federal government has announced the resignation of the corporate regulator’s deputy chair, Peter Kell, following seven years of service.

Australia’s competition watchdog is seeking public feedback on the Consumer Data Right rules, which will centre around banking.

The prudential regulator’s chair has told industry leaders that the responsibility of regaining the public’s trust in the financial sector ultimately falls upon the industry, not the ...

New Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has announced the appointment of two full-time members to ASIC.

Reverse mortgages can help seniors improve quality of life after retirement, but there are also long-term risks that lenders are failing to explain to retirees, the corporate regulator has ...

A banking association has taken its fight to Canberra, calling for a “proportionate regulatory regime” through the launch of a new campaign.

Smaller lenders are likely to bear the brunt of further regulation introduced amid heightened industry scrutiny, according to a banking industry association.

The government has passed legislation that will create the previously announced position of co-deputy chair.

Australia’s corporate watchdog has joined 11 other regulators worldwide to consult on the proposed creation of a new Global Financial Innovation Network, which would act as a global fintech ...

Former Treasury secretary John Fraser will take up a position on AMP Limited’s board from next month and acting CEO Mike Wilkins could remain in his role until the end of the year, the ...