The deputy chair of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, Karen Chester, said the regulator wanted to stop its hands-on involvement in remediation schemes – a program that’s been under way since the mid-2010s, when widespread misconduct in the sector was first uncovered.
The regulator launched a new regulatory guide for remediation programs on Tuesday that Chester said she hoped “draws a line in the sand” for Asic.
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