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Budget 2024: Regulators given boost to combat misconduct, cybersecurity

BY JAMIE WILLIAMSON | TUESDAY, 14 MAY 2024 8:42PM

The government will provide $17.3 million over four years to ASIC and APRA to combat greenwashing and other related financial misconduct and help further develop Australia's sustainable finance market.

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