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ASIC updates its guidance to show how financial laws apply to crypto, stablecoins, and staking services
Australia is set to introduce new laws that will require crypto companies and stablecoin issuers to obtain official licenses.
The corporate regulator said it reviewed 254 company financial reports, conducted 22 surveillances and reviewed 10 audit files at eight audit firms.
ASIC has confirmed that it will start categorising some digital assets as financial products under updated guidance, while providing plenty of time for those that need to fulfill new requirements.
Longo has been meeting with US market leaders and takes comfort in knowing Australia isn’t alone in facing a shortage of IPOs ...
A peak advising body has welcomed ASIC’s attempts to simplify industry regulation but highlighted the need for concrete ...
The corporate regulator has issued interim stop orders to prevent any retail investors from pouring money into products promoted by non-bank lender TruePillars.
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s review of how superannuation funds communicate with members on retirement issues has revealed patchy progress and raised multiple issues ...
Internal figures show the Brookfield-owned non-bank lender and asset manager was flooded with withdrawal requests after the ...
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ASIC halts offers of TruePillars Investment Trust
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has made interim stop orders on the product disclosure statements (PDSs) for two classes of units of the TruePillars Investment, a ...
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