The Latest Breaking News from ASIC

Defunct home lender RAMS has been fined $20 million by the Federal Court after admitting to widespread misconduct over a four-year period.

Australia's Treasury dropped new rules in September that flip the script for crypto platforms.

Exclusive: Automated systems have generated ‘cookie cutter’ responses that fail to account for individual circumstances, financial ombudsman says

A new searchable company register list will allow the public to discover which people and firms own Australian companies.

Australians are once again being warned to tighten their online security and be extra alert to scammers, after up to 5.7 million Qantas customers’ personal details – including phone numbers and birthdays – were leaked to the dark web on Sunday.

An investment fund named after the Latin word for "trust" has been accused of misleading and deceptive conduct by the corporate regulator.

Australia’s inability to close top MA deals is becoming a growing frustration. The collapse of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company’s (ADNOC) $18.7 billion takeover bid for Santos (OTCPK: SSLZY) (the nation’s biggest supplier of natural gas) earlier this month is just the latest example. Valuation disputes, regulatory hurdles, and unexpected…

Financial services giant Macquarie will reimburse investors $321 million over a failed retirement scheme which magnified concerns over the sector's oversight.

ASIC chair Joe Longo has announced he won't look to be reappointed in the position when his term runs out in May.

Its corporate misconduct affected almost 65,000 customers

ANZ Bank has agreed to pay a record fine of A$240 million after admitting to various forms of misconduct that occurred “over many years”.