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| | ... way, the UK government said, anybody who receives a phone call about a financial product will know right away that it's a scam. Fraud costs the UK government about $13 billion a year, accounting for more than 40% of all crime. "Our plan will help protect ... |
| | | David Locke has been reappointed as chief executive and chief ombudsman of the Australian Financial Complaints Authority, as the body marks $1 billion in compensation delivered to consumers since its inception. Locke will serve a second five-year term ... |
| | | ... called for regulators to establish rules related to marketing high-risk products and to create consumer helplines, and anti-scam campaigns. It also advocated for the use of tools to better identify firms' compliance with climate disclosure standards ... |
| | | ... plan," he said. The final limb, Jones said, is rectification. "I do not support a blanket rule to pile all the impost of scam recovery onto our banks in all cases. It is not good enough to let scammers run wild and leave the banks to wear the costs," ... |
| | | Regulators are prioritising a range of emerging areas of risk across the superannuation industry. Speaking on a panel at the Conference of Major Superannuation Funds (CMSF) in Melbourne, APRA general manager superannuation Katrina Ellis, ASIC Commissioner ... |
| | | Crypto asset licensing and custody reforms by the government are targeting subsets outside the financial services framework. In a joint statement, treasurer Jim Chalmers and assistant treasurer and minister for financial services Stephen Jones said ... |
| | | ... Jordan Kane Robinson and James Austin-Beddoes were sentenced to a combined 15 years in prison over their involvement in a scam that "exploited a loophole" on the platform - reported to be Australian-based Coinspot. The scam was masterminded by James ... |
| | | ... deputy chair Sarah Court said that ASIC was particularly concerned by Goel's conduct, which had many characteristics of a scam and a direct and adverse impact on First Nations consumers. "ASIC will continue to prioritise its enforcement work in this ... |
| | | ... to ensure that only limited information is made available for certain reasons, only to be used in responding to fraud or scam activity, identity theft or cybersecurity incidents. Entities that wish to receive the data must provide written commitments ... |
| | | ASIC has released its corporate plan, outlining strategic priorities and its course of action for the next four years, with a particular focus on the retirement sector. The regulator highlighted four strategic priorities. One of its primary focuses ... |
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