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ARTICLE · 14 DECEMBER 2013

Financial System Inquiry: A root and branch review

The Financial System Inquiry will be a sweeping review to tailor the financial system to current and future challenges.

AustraliaFinance and Banking

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The Financial System Inquiry is intended as a sweeping review that will tailor Australia's financial system to current and future challenges.

The Federal Government has announced a "root and branch" review of Australia's financial system, charged with examining how the financial system should be positioned to best meet the nation's evolving needs and support economic growth. Proceeding from the Government's broader deregulation agenda, the Financial System Inquiry (FSI) aims to develop recommendations that will foster an "efficient, competitive and flexible financial system" consistent with principles of "financial stability, prudence, integrity and fairness".

On 20 November 2013, Treasurer Joe Hockey MP and Prime Minister Tony Abbott MP announced the appointment of Mr David Murray AO, former Future Fund Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Commonwealth Bank, to head the Inquiry. Also comprising four eminent Australians from the finance,

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