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| | ... complaints escalated to AFCA has been increasing at an unsustainable rate," said AFCA chief executive and chief ombudsman David Locke. "Scam-related complaints to AFCA have nearly doubled between 2022 and 2023. They continue to be of great concern to ... |
| | | ... that 69% of its financial firm members have not received any complaints. AFCA chief executive and chief ombudsman David Locke congratulated the 70% of scheme members that have never had a complaint. "While we will always point out areas of concern to ... |
| | | ... Victorians at 29%. One percent or less came from the ACT, Tasmania and Northern Territory. In all, AFCA chief executive David Locke said fewer complaints were received than anticipated. "While not seeking to downplay what people went through - every ... |
| | | ... transparent, timely, efficient and above all fair," he said. Last month, AFCA's chief executive and chief ombudsman David Locke was reappointed to the role, and will serve a second five-year term, commencing June 28. The complaints authority also shared ... |
| | | 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 ... |
| | | ... director Dale Heremaia have been penalised a combined $150,000 for breaching AFCA's obligations. AFCA chief ombudsman David Locke welcomed the court's ruling and said it recognises the need for financial firms to cooperate with it. "The vast majority ... |
| | | ... taking. "The past four years have demonstrated the critical role AFCA plays," its chief executive and chief ombudsman David Locke said. "As we move into a period of heightened economic uncertainty, and amid increasing natural disasters, the need for ... |
| | | ... appointments follow the expiry of previous members Alison Henderson, who served two terms and is ineligible to stand again, and David Sharpe. Sharpe is currently the FPA chair and will continue in the role while also taking on additional director duties. ... |
| | | ... Funds being told that doing so would be a breach of the best financial interest duty is a myth. AIST senior manager, policy David Haynes said super funds could and should be doing more for vulnerable members, while ASIC commissioner Danielle Press agreed ... |
| | | ... AFCA. She has been acting in the banking and finance role since January. AFCA chief ombudsman and chief executive David Locke said: "Natalie brings to this role a wealth of experience in law, financial services and dispute resolution." "She has already ... |
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