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    Basel II: The Effect on Australian Banking

    On June 26 2004 the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision introduced the New Basel Capital Accord (Basel II). The existing Basel Capital Accord (Basel I) regulated the capital requirements of banks and authorized deposit-taking institutions. Basel II revises the existing regime by creating a stronger link between risk and capital requirements.
    AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Arnold Bloch Leibler
    Arnold Bloch Leibler
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    When A ´Deposit´ Payable Under A Contract May Not Be A Deposit

    How the payment of deposits is structured under certain business and franchise transactions could potentially be affected after a recent judgement in the New South Wales Court of Appeal.
    AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Cutler Hughes & Harris
    Cutler Hughes & Harris
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Australian Sustainable Finance Taxonomy: Market Insights From World-first Pilot Program

Australia is testing the Taxonomy in practice with some of the country's largest financial institutions.
AustraliaFinance and Banking
Corrs Chambers Westgarth
Corrs Chambers Westgarth
  • Article

    Basel Committee addresses concerns over capital charges for CCP exposures

    Capital requirements for bank CCP exposures are one of the last pieces of the new Basel III capital framework for banks.
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
    Clayton Utz
    Clayton Utz
  • Article

    Documentation developments: Section 2(a)(iii) of the ISDA Master Agreement

    ISDA's clarification will put a time limit on how long the non-defaulting party is entitled to suspend its obligations under Section 2(a)(iii).
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
    Clayton Utz
    Clayton Utz
  • Article

    Tis' the season – Is there a case for seasonally adjusted covenants?

    Retailers provide a great example of a business with seasonal or cyclical working capital requirements.
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
    Kemp Strang Lawyers
    Kemp Strang Lawyers
  • Article

    Shareholder Canvassing in The Spotlight

    The Takeovers Panel (<B>Panel</B>) has sounded a timely warning in relation to the use of shareholder communications campaigns in the recent Lake Technology Limited (<B>Lake Technology</B>) decision.
    AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Freehills
    Freehills
  • Article

    Company Supporting Community Bank is Tax Exempt; Decision Now Subject to an ATO Challenge

    A Federal Court decision handed down by Perram J in Wentworth District Capital Ltd v Commissioner of Taxation [2010] FCA 862 ruled that a company supporting a community bank was established for ’community service purposes’ and was therefore exempt from income tax.
    AustraliaTax
    Moore Australia
    Moore Australia
  • Article

    APRA moves closer to levelling the regulatory capital playing field for mutual ADIs

    The changes are a welcome first step towards providing mutual ADIs with additional flexibility for capital management.
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
    Clayton Utz
    Clayton Utz
  • Article

    TMSF v Merrill Lynch Bank – Breaking into Discretionary Trusts

    A discussion of the United Kingdom's Privy Council decision in TMSF v Merrill Lynch Bank [2011] UKPC 17.
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
    Holding Redlich
    Holding Redlich
  • Article

    Banking And Finance Vodcast - WA Finance Brokers Control Act

    WA Finance Brokers Control Act has been passed. This act regulates finance brokers lending to residents of WA. Unlike finance broking regulations in other states, the WA Finance Brokers Control Act applies to all credit - not just UCCC regulated credit.
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
    Gadens Lawyers
    Gadens Lawyers
  • Article

    Price Signalling, Draft Credit Advertising Guidelines and MOU Between Clean Energy Regulator & ASIC

    New laws will apply to authorised deposit taking institutions within the meaning of the Banking Act.
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
    Kemp Strang Lawyers
    Kemp Strang Lawyers
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    Supreme Court grants leave for share and option transfer in landmark section 444GA judgment

    This decision confirms that section 444GA can be utilised to achieve a transfer of shares in circumstances where the transaction provides for value to be paid to shareholders.
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
    Corrs Chambers Westgarth
    Corrs Chambers Westgarth
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    Personal Property Securities (Consequential Amendments) Bill 2009 - Does It Achieve The Outcome Proposed By The Senate Committee On Legal And Constitutional Affairs (Committee).

    As mentioned in our August 2009 Update, the Committee recommended the passing of the Personal Property Securities Bill 2009 (PPS Bill) on the basis that a consequential amendments bill be passed to deal with those issues raised in the Submissions to the Committee’s 2009 Inquiry which the Government proposed to accept.
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
    DLA Piper Australia
    DLA Piper Australia
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    Where to now for OTC derivatives - lessons from ISDA's AGM

    Important challenges for the OTC derivatives industry were discussed at ISDA's 26th Annual General Meeting in Prague this April, including industry concern over the future shape of regulation of the OTC derivatives market.
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
    Clayton Utz
    Clayton Utz
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    Claims by Creditors, Property and the GST and the Global Financial Crisis

    Please find attached the latest Maddocks Bank Notes. In this issue: - Reinstatement of claims by creditors over shareholders - The future use of a property by a purchaser may impact on the GST liability - Government Guarantee to cease - Is the Global Financial Crisis really over? - Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Amendment Bill 2009
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
    Maddocks
    Maddocks
  • Article

    Is reporting at ‘position level' allowed for all EMIR Derivatives?

    Position level reporting basically targets aggregated data to show overall exposure across the counterparties concerned.
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
    TRAction
    TRAction
  • Article

    Personal Property Securities Bill 2009 - Release Of Final Senate Committee Report

    The Senate Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs (Committee) recently conducted an inquiry into the 2009 Bill.
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
    DLA Piper Australia
    DLA Piper Australia
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    Should OSFI Rethink AT1 Capital Requirements, Particularly For Federal Credit Unions?

    The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) confirmed that it will phase out Additional Tier 1 (AT1) capital requirements for banks, and smaller Australian banks will be able to fully replace AT1.
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
    Torys
    Torys
  • Article

    Consumer credit disclosure regulations released

    Regulations specifying how lenders will make disclosure have now been released.
    AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Gadens Lawyers
    Gadens Lawyers
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