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The CCIV regime is an alternative to managed investment schemes (MIS) for the Australian managed funds industry.

With a company structure, there are many benefits that make the CCIV attractive to domestically focussed fund managers.

The Budget changes include CGT relief that allows SMSFs to reset cost bases of assets to market value before 1 July 2017.

In 2009, a Parliamentary Joint Committee inquiry was conducted into financial products and services in Australia.

The latest piece of the Federal Government's response to the credit crunch has been released: a regulation establishing the $1 million threshold limit on the Government Guarantee, and the declaration of a list of covered financial products that will comprise protected accounts for the purposes of the Government Guarantee.

The open banking regime, to commence in July 2019, promoting transparency and data sharing for consumers, is delayed.

In this episode, join Senior Associates Tamanna Islam and Shan-Verne Liew and Solicitor Isabel Chong as they unpack the scope of ASIC's relief from the mandatory breach reporting regime...

This article from Exchange – International discusses regulatory developments in the Hong Kong financial services sector.

You will save yourself so much time in the end if you take your time with the application and do it right from the start.

ASX proposals will reduce the timetables for traditional rights issues and various accelerated rights issue structures.

If you enter into a lease or bailment for two years or less, you do not need to register that interest on the PPSR.

In December 2024 the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services (the Committee) published a Report following an inquiry into how well the existing financial services

A key driver of reform in the Australian OTC derivatives markets is to maintain Australian regulatory control.

The failure by General Electric to register on the PPSR has cost them their very expensive generator turbines.

The funds management industry has been experiencing a period of structural change and market volatility which has left institutional investors re-evaluating their preferred operating model.

The Federal Government has provided the advice, funds management, superannuation and life insurance industries with further insights into the Future of Financial Advice reform package (FoFA), a major regulatory overhaul that was announced last year.

On 17 September 2009, the Senate Economics References Committee (the Committee) released its report "Government measures to address concerns in the financial sector - The Financial Claims Scheme and The Guarantee Scheme for Large Deposits and Wholesale Funding" (the Report). In a welcome move from the Committee, both sides of politics supported the introduction of a guarantee scheme for residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) (the RMBS Recommendation).