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| | | ... 68A does not go far enough in preventing "treating" employers and called for the Act to be amended to include a civil penalty provision in the event of a breach - which is to be enforceable by ASIC. Stop deducting advice fees from MySuper accounts Hayne ... |
| | | | ... consumers, and added ASIC should be given power to enforce all provisions in the SIS Act which are or will become civil penalty provisions. |
| | | | ... its 281 related companies to pay US$892 million in disgorgement. It also ordered Shapiro to pay a US$100 million civil penalty and to disgorge US$18.5 million in ill-gotten gains, plus US$2.1 million in prejudgment interest. Shapiro has not admitted ... |
| | | | ... bank's multi-year financial crime compliance program of action. This was launched after the AUSTRAC anti-money laundering penalty announced in June. The provision is in addition to its remediation provisions for Credit Card Plus, Personal Loan Protection ... |
| | | | ... comply with the direction and a 21-day deadline to make the payment. An employer failing to comply will face a maximum penalty of 50 units, imprisonment for 12 months or both. Currently, failure to pay an employee super results in financial penalties ... |
| | | | ... and Khaled agreed to pay disgorgement, penalties and interest. Mayweather will pay $300,000 in disgorgement, a $300,000 penalty, and $14,775 in prejudgment interest. Khaled will pay $50,000 in disgorgement, a $100,000 penalty, and $2,725 in interest. ... |
| | | | The Federal Court has ordered a stockbroking firm to pay a $350,000 penalty for failing to comply with Market Integrity Rules. In early March 2011, State One Stockbroking placed 19 bids on behalf of a client when it should have reasonably suspected ... |
| | | | Westpac will pay a $3.3 million penalty over its involvement in the bank bill swap rate saga that's ensnared Australian banks this year. On Friday the Federal Court ordered the bank pay $3.3 million for contravening the ASIC Act in its involvement in ... |
| | | | ... Taxation Office's approach to unpaid superannuation is becoming a moral hazard whereby employers think they can escape penalty. Testimony from the ATO at the Senate Estimates committee for economics this week included the regulator saying it routinely ... |
| | | | ... behaviour. Individuals will now face up to 10 years in prison and a $945,000 fine for criminal conduct, which is double the old penalty of five years. For corporations, the penalty skyrockets from $210,000 to $9.45 million, three times the benefit gained ... |
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