Regulation

The effectiveness of regulation is still unknown nearly a decade after the global financial crisis, according to a leading finance sector researcher at the University of Sydney Business ...

Fresh information has been revealed about the first stage of ASIC’s probe into interest-only loans and which areas have the regulator worried.

Yellow Brick Road founder Mark Bouris believes that regulatory restrictions could be a blessing in disguise for his business.

The AFP has today charged RAMS founder John Kinghorn with fraud for allegedly avoiding tax obligations worth more than $30 million.

In another signal that the prudential regulator could be ready to remove macro-prudential measures, APRA this week confirmed that interest-only benchmarks have done their job.

The federal government has recommended substantial increases to penalties issued by ASIC, a move prompted by Financial System Inquiry proposals.

Secretary to the Treasury John Fraser has attempted to put the nation’s debt woes in context, highlighting that households hold $12 trillion in assets and that most of the debt belongs to ...

A decision by Canada’s banking regulator to impose further restrictions on borrowers has triggered fresh fears over how markets might react to lending curbs.

Incoming ASIC chair James Shipton has declared himself a “great advocate” of cultural reform as he prepares to take over from Greg Medcraft in February 2018.

The latest housing finance figures show that property investors bounced back over August and first home buyers returned to market.