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This instalment of a private lending series explores the importance of developing a clear strategy for long-term funding.

This article examines the defence of qualified privilege in the context of recent changes to breach reporting regimes.

Resistance in the Senate has led the Government to abandon many of its controversial FOFA reforms announced previously.

If you hold an AFSL you have to have a registered auditor with ASIC, but be careful in the way you register the auditor.

Ensure your organisation remains compliant and prepared for the future.

With significant regulatory change coming into effect the spotlight is staying firmly on culture, ethics and regulatory compliance. An organisation's social licence to operate remains a priority

Scammers pretending to be from ASIC have been contacting customers by email, requesting fees and personal information.

The High Court will consider ordinary principles of contractual construction and those specific to letters of credit.

The newsletter includes links to recent media releases relating to superannuation, funds management & financial services.

AFSL holders authorised to deal in general insurance should lodge a Form 701 every 6 months to provide data to APRA.

The BOQ franchisees lost their case because the Court of Appeal found that the BOQ didn't mislead or deceive them.

Banks have committed to changes to their standard form small business contracts to fully comply with the legislation.

ASIC warned providers in their most recent Market Integrity Update issued in July 2024.

As part of the 2025–2026 Victorian State Budget announced on 20 May 2025, the Victorian government has confirmed that it intends to extend the availability of an expanded off-the-plan stamp duty concession for a further 12-month period.

FTI Consulting provides objective, well-supported and competitively-priced independent expert's reports (IERs) in transactions and restructurings to assist shareholders with their decision-making.

APRA's regulation of life insurers is undergoing change, with the release of a discussion paper and draft prudential standards on audit and actuarial requirements, governance requirements and fit and proper requirements.

Public opinion and increasing calls for transparency and trust may result in a decision to report the data breach as is.