The four things Hayne changed
A year since Commissioner Kenneth Hayne's bombshell, what's its legacy? Now the dust has settled, bankers and their advisers can see the impact it will have on corporate governance.
The wave of relief that accompanied the release of Kenneth Hayne’s final report a year ago has given way to widespread unease, as the banking sector grapples with a series of hard questions that will determine whether it can restore trust with the community.
A burning question – which had not been properly considered until the royal commission – is how to provide financial services to customers efficiently, honestly and fairly, a legal duty set out in section 912A of the Corporations Act.
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