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| | | ... weaknesses are. ASIC said that it collects and ultimately publishes IDR reports to "give greater public visibility of where consumers may be having difficulties". "It provides ASIC with an important data set to assist with regulatory decision making ... |
| | | | ... Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) said it helped secure more than $40 million in refunds for hundreds of thousands of consumers between July and December 2023. AFCAs Systemic Issues Insights Report revealed the 139,011 consumers received their share ... |
| | | | ... of their members. "As one of Australia's oldest life insurers, we're determined to work with government, trustees and consumers to develop a more equitable and sustainable framework for supporting members with a disability, especially those with mental ... |
| | | | ... investment scams at the source of their promotion, removing them from the internet before they can lure in unsuspecting consumers." Longo has stated that ASIC has already conducted an examination of the methods used by major banks to detect, prevent ... |
| | | | ... Lifecycle option, or more confident investors can elect specific investment options. While already available direct to consumers, the retirement options will be available to financial advisers once Vanguard Super's adviser portal - currently in pilot ... |
| | | | ... have access to redress and compensation," it said. The CSLR will provide compensation of up to $150,000 to eligible consumers who have an unpaid determination from the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) relating to the provision of personal ... |
| | | | ... processes across superannuation trustees, financial advisers and advice licensees has found very little evidence that consumers are aware of how poorly Choice products they're in are performing, and that such underperformance is not being addressed. ... |
| | | | ... said. The Finance Sector Union (FSU) said it opposes the takeover. "The continual erosion of competition is bad for consumers and bad for jobs," FSU national president Wendy Streets said. "The big four already have a stranglehold on banking in Australia ... |
| | | | Australians want total control over how they spend their retirement savings but are willing to seek professional advice to do so, a new Financial Services Council (FSC) survey finds. The poll of 2500 superannuation members conducted by C|T Group found ... |
| | | | ... Crypto-assets are risky, inherently volatile and complex," ASIC deputy chair Sarah Court said. "ASIC remains concerned that consumers do not fully appreciate the risks associated with products involving crypto-assets and today's decision is an important ... |
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