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The number of ASIC investigations and civil lawsuits before the Federal Court is on the rise. For the corporate regulator, picking the right case is a challenge.




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ASIC alleges Australia's primary exchange not only failed to keep the market informed but knowingly misled it. "The ASX is going to be an international laughing stock," said one former market official.





ASIC says Australia’s public markets are among the cleanest in the developed world. But a number of recent questionable incidents including market-moving leaks call that into question.






The graphic design unicorn's acquisition of Leonardo.Ai would be the perfect test case for a mandatory merger-review system — but that's not the regulatory landscape we're in.




As the bad news keeps piling up for ANZ, investors are watching closely to see if CEO Shayne Elliott can prevent the bank's reputation from collapsing.




A lawsuit against four people allegedly involved in a Telegram-based “pump and dump” campaign targeting ASX stocks shows ASIC's surveillance methods are sophisticated and evolving.











Tackling greenwashing has been top of the regulatory to-do list for some time. As corporate use of AI-linked buzzwords increases, lawyers say an AI-washing crackdown could be next.







A new probe from ASIC — and a recent win in the Federal Court — show how the emboldened regulator is taking on the financial services industry.





It's rare to hear calls for more regulation and rarer for it to come from challengers to an industry. But both smaller banks and crypto traders want to hear more from the regulators.


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