ASIC blasts ASX for damaging outage
ASX is at risk of new enforcement action or further licence conditions over a damaging settlement outage caused by a decade-old systems error.
Joyce Moullakis
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Fundies urge ANZ to fix ‘inexplicable’ deposit errors
Fund managers are calling on ANZ to urgently rectify compliance issues, including within its under-pressure retail bank, given the risks posed by regulatory fines and further capital outlays.
ANZ in strife over claims customers dudded interest
ANZ is yet again in hot water with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission which is examining allegations it incorrectly calculated interest on thousands of savings accounts.
CC Capital seeks to exploit deal angles with personal touch
Besides lobbing a sweetened offer for Insignia Financial, private equity suitor CC Capital has another secret weapon in the bidding tussle for the owner of MLC.
MA Financial’s $300m plan for the year’s first big float
MA Financial is well advanced with its plans to raise about $300m for a listed credit trust, which sources say is likely to be the first big float of 2025.
Listen up: Apple court settlement should ring alarm bells
As smart devices such as robo vacuums and virtual assistants become more commonplace, it shouldn’t be open slather on our conversations and data being used for marketing purposes.
Big shoes to fill in search for NAB’s next chair
Will 2025 herald the change-over of a major bank chairman? It’s a real possibility, given all the action at the chief executive level in the sector last year.
Brookfield mulls a tilt at wealth group Insignia
Global investment giant Brookfield is considering lighting the fuse on a bidding war by making an offer for Insignia, which is already assessing CC Capital Partners’ pitch, sources say.
Lucrative times as investment bankers learn of their bonuses
Local investment banking’s most important period of the year has started and Morgan Stanley’s money men and women have learnt what extra funds their pay packets will contain.
Federal opposition’s emissions retreat ‘would sideline Australia’
The opposition’s plan to unwind mandatory emissions reporting for polluters would marginalise Australia on the world stage as others seek greater corporate accountability, a top law firm says.
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