Finance Regulation

• Ian Rogers

Super funds own more than a a third of short-term bank debt in Australia. read more

• Ian Rogers

The federal government says it will mandate cash acceptance by a range of businesses.   read more

• Ian Rogers

Learn to live with it. Get along with it. read more

• Ian Rogers

Prudential standards CPS 220 and SPS 220, both relating to risk management, will be updated to explicitly include climate risk in 2025, APRA said yesterday. read more

• Ian Rogers

Businesses across the banking and financial sector “should be mindful that the ACCC will not hesitate to take action where necessary to protect competition including through court action” the ACCC chi.. read more

• Ian Rogers

Australia’s central bank may be reforming many of its ways, but cost discipline isn’t one of them. read more

• Ian Rogers

The leading cause of payments outages are issues with third parties, analysis by the Reserve Bank of Australia has found. read more

• Ian Rogers

Often described as a monopoly industry, cash-in-transit is a sector with a vibrant and disruptive alternative supplier. read more

• Ian Rogers

The federal government expects banks and payments providers to voluntarily end surcharging on debit payments by the end of 2025. read more

• Ian Rogers

No surprises. Another neobank bites the dust, this time, International Bank of Australia. read more

• Ian Rogers

Without trust as a foundation, the tower of business comes toppling down. read more

• Ian Rogers

For owner-occupiers with variable-rate loans, the Reserve Bank estimates that around 5 per cent “are in a particularly challenging situation.” read more

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• Ian Rogers

Fintechs are making headway in the foreign exchange market, largely at the expense of banks, ACCC research has found. read more

• Ian Rogers

Two state governments are stepping forward to make eConveyancing interoperability a commercial reality. read more

• Bernard Kellerman

The Federal Court has found Firstmac Limited breached provisions by failing to take reasonable steps that would have resulted in one of its investment products being consistent with its target market.. read more

• Ian Rogers

Shortening the maximum length of time a bankrupt person must serve their penalty before they are discharged was missing from a slender suite of bankruptcy law reforms outlined yesterday by the Attorne.. read more

• Ian Rogers

Why bother persisting with the Consumer Data Right? This seems a relevant question, at least in banking, analysis by Accenture for the ABA suggests. read more

• Ian Rogers

ASIC has approved a new version of the Australian Banking Association’s Banking Code of Practice. The new Code won’t commence until the end of February 2025. read more

• Ian Rogers

The regulatory settings for banking contains some good points that are worthy of reflection, “but it also strikes me that the argument to date has been quite one-sided” John Lonsdale, the APRA chair,.. read more