ASIC to use new powers against short-term lenders
Australia’s corporate watchdog has announced its plans to wield its new product intervention powers to address “significant consumer detriment” in the short-term credit industry.
by Shared by The Adviser | Jul 9, 2019
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has published a consultation paper, CP316, on the proposed use of its new product intervention powers against short-term lenders.
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