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This bill aims to change the way in which AFS licensees and their representatives are remunerated by life insurers.

Section 912D of the <I>Corporations Act 2001</I> is an important self reporting obligation that is imposed on all entities that hold an Australian Financial Services Licence (<B>AFSL</B>).

Over the past several years, the Australian Government has introduced numerous major law reforms in the class actions space.

Following the Hayne Royal Commission, class actions against banks have increased, for various actions of misconduct.

The High Court allowed appeals in BMW Australia Ltd v Brewster and Westpac Banking Corporation v Lenthall [2019] HCA 45

If you are a landlord with a property portfolio financed, you can expect your financier to examine the rental returns.

Technology is as important to agribusinesses as physical resources, products they produce and services they supply.

On 4 June 2024, the latest chapter in ASIC's crypto-asset enforcement efforts unfolded with the Federal Court relieving Block Earner from liability to pay penalties in connection with providing unlicensed financial services.

Are you reporting trades by New York (NY) time or following NY close of business? If so, it is important to check that your trades/transactions are still reported at the correct time as Daylight Saving Time (DST) ends in the US on Sunday, 1 November 2026 at 2:00 am local time.

What is an LEI? How is it used? Who needs one? LEIs within regulatory reporting.

The NSW Court of Appeal handed down its reasons for judgment on Friday in the much publicised Cooks case.

ASIC requires body corporates applying for AFS licences to provide additional information about ‘responsible officers'.

ASIC can take enforcement action if you fail to pay your industry funding levy invoice.

Trustees should review their internal procedures to ensure compliance with the disclosure obligations of section 29QB.

The decision provided guidance about the importance of bankers' duties to guarantors under the Code of Banking Practice.

There are two distinct financial instruments commonly referred to as "fractional shares".

ASIC expects to recover its costs from various regulated subsectors using industry funding levies and fees for service.