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New research has found that Australians are opting for other methods to meet debt repayments instead of reaching out for financial assistance.

ASIC has celebrated one year since establishing investment scam disruption. In this time, the commission has taken down over 7,300 phishing and investment scam websites, totalling around 20 ...

An Indigenous wealth advocacy foundation calls for improved financial literacy support from banks in First Nations communities.

A former property scheme promoter has been sentenced to eight and a half years’ imprisonment.

The regulator’s chief executive is due to step down from his role as ASIC enters the “next phase of its transformation”.

The regulator’s commissioner, Sean Hughes, will end his term on 3 February 2023, ASIC has announced.

The corporate regulator has released a report outlining its decisions on relief applications from firms operating under the Corporations Act and National Consumer Credit Protections Act.

The regulator has opened consultation to the banking association’s proposed changes to its code.

The corporate regulator has released a consultation paper seeking feedback on proposals to extend product intervention orders on short-term credit facilities.

The High Court has dismissed special leave applications by short-term lender Cigno and BHF Solutions.

The corporate regulator has commenced civil proceedings in the Federal Court against credit assistance provider General Commercial Group and lender Eden Capital.

The regulator has begun proceedings into the alleged unfair contract terms by the general insurance company.

The government body has slammed the non-bank lender after allegedly partaking in inappropriate lending practices that disadvantaged consumers.

The financial services regulator is taking the debt collection company to court, over allegations that it breached its credit licensee obligations and may have caused consumer harm.

NAB has been targeted by ASIC after allegedly failing to support customers when applying for hardship support.

In its first DDO civil penalty action against a distributor of financial products, ASIC is taking Firstmac to court for allegedly breaching design and distribution obligations.

In a bid to address the issues that affect older Australians, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission will impose greater scrutiny on reverse mortgages.

The corporate regulator will focus on protecting vulnerable consumers and small businesses, as part of its corporate plan.

The regulator confirmed it will continue to look into how AI is being applied in regard to lending.

A new inquiry has been commissioned by the Senate into the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.