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| | | ... breach cost the company $25,000. ASIC commissioner Cathie Armour said protecting client funds is critical to investor confidence and market integrity. "The law is very clear about the uses of client money to provide certainty and transparency for clients ... |
| | | | ... rates in the first half of 2021. Citi Australia's head of investor sales Mark Woodruff said: "It is clear that investor confidence is underpinned by the continued supply of fiscal stimulus and the expectation of further monetary stimulus in both Australia ... |
| | | | ... outcome demonstrates how serious client money breaches are. "Client money obligations protect investors, bolster investor confidence and underpin the integrity of Australian financial markets. If licensees don't take them seriously, they risk criminal ... |
| | | | ... force wealth management firms to change how they operate. "In the immediate term, the priority is to sustain investor confidence and protect business through continued engagement and communication with the customers," the report said. "Over the short- ... |
| | | | ... one. With both fiscal and monetary policy working towards a common a goal -- restoring consumer, business and investor confidence - perhaps, this time, the optimism will last. Perhaps... perhaps... perhaps. They better work given the deterioration in ... |
| | | | ... belonging to licensees," ASIC said. "Breaching client money provisions is serious misconduct and risks undermining investor confidence." The maximum penalty for each of the charges is around $45,000. SGSA provided financial services in equity derivative ... |
| | | | ... expected concerted action by the G-7 will certainly go a long, long way towards restoring consumer, business and investor confidence, as they have during the global financial crisis and "Great Recession" of a decade past. The sharp rebound in equity ... |
| | | | ... This coincided with the World Bank's warning that: "If the trade conflict worsens and causes a slump in investor confidence, the effects on global growth and poverty could be significant - more than 30 million people could be pushed into poverty ... |
| | | | ... "This coincides with the World Bank's warning that, "If the trade conflict worsens and causes a slump in investor confidence, the effects on global growth and poverty could be significant - more than 30 million people could be pushed into poverty ... |
| | | | ... global equity strategist at 4D Infrastructure, said the level of uncertainty can only be bad for consumer and investor confidence for the UK generally - which is detrimental for the economy. It leaves Britain in an uncertain position with the next steps ... |
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