... Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has filed proceedings against National Australia Bank (NAB) in the Federal Court. ASIC alleges NAB failed 345 of its customers at their most vulnerable when they applied for hardship support from the bank. ...
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ASIC has launched legal proceedings against Cbus over delays in the processing of insurance claims made by members. Court documents were filed by ASIC in the Federal Court on November 12, alleging members were impacted by delays to death and TPD claims ...
The Federal Court has ruled in ASIC' s favour, finding that a 'pre-existing condition' term in certain HCF Life policies was liable to mislead the public. The term was used in three contracts issued under HCF Life's 'Recover' ...
... worldwide problem. "The issue just goes unresolved," he says. "Even in a rich country like Australia, if you go to family court, probably 20% of the people there are acting for themselves." With many types of law (like family law) being bound by complicated ...
ASIC is seeking a major $27 million penalty against AustralianSuper in the Federal Court. ASIC alleges that, for almost 10 years, AustralianSuper failed to have adequate policies and procedures to identify members who held multiple AustralianSuper accounts ...
Woolies and Coles taken to court over allegations of dodgy discounts, inflation falls below 3%, and where to buy gold with your groceries. Here are five things you may have missed this week. Consumer watchdog takes supermarket giants to court for alleged ...
... The plane was forced to return to Perth, requiring the pilot to dump fuel before landing. This week the Perth Magistrates Court slugged the unnamed man with a $9000 fine plus a $8630 bill to compensate the airline for fuel costs. It's a fair bet ...
... over rent-to-own appliances Corporate watchdog ASIC scored a win for the nation's battlers this week, when the Federal Court found Rent4Keeps breached the Credit Act. Rent4Keeps operated a franchise providing essentials such as fridges, washing machines ...
... cashless, and big telcos delay 3G shutdown. Here are five things you may have missed this week. ASIC and ASX to face off in court It's probably not what the ASX needs right in the middle of the company reporting season, but our stock exchange operator ...
... governance (ESG), distinguishing fact from fiction can be challenging. Take the case of Active Super, found guilty by the Federal Court in June of 'greenwashing', which is the false advertising of green credentials. The fund, which has 80,000 ...
