The official podcast of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission is one of the busiest law enforcement agencies in the country.
In Inside ASIC we look at what it takes to keeps the financial markets and consumers safe. The podcast gives insight into the workings of ASIC and hears from the people involved. Each episode of the podcast showcases a different area of the work of our people as told by our staff, plus interviews with Commissioners and external guests.
You’ll hear from key players inside ASIC on everything from protecting consumers from increasingly sophisticated scams to cracking down on greenwashing and holding super funds to account.
The latest series of Inside ASIC is here: https://open.spotify.com/show/2itvIwJWHm5qhws9Z8dyiT?si=zHeqtwVdRqSHShBKZkjSZQ
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This week, ASIC Commissioner John Price joins the podcast to discuss ASIC's Innovation Hub and how it's helping fintech startups. You can find out more about ASIC's Innovation Hub by going to the webpage .
This week, ASIC View welcomes Michael Saadat, Senior Executive Leader, Deposit Takers, Credit and Insurers, and Nathan Boyle, an analyst with ASIC's Indigenous Outreach program to talk about ASIC's Indigenous Outreach Program and the work they are doing to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with financial products and services. They discuss types of financial problems being reported to ASIC's Indigenous Help Line like lost key cards and problems with identification, issues with de...
During Consumer Fraud Week 2016, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission is warning consumers and investors to 'Wise Up to Scams' and do some simple checks before they part with their money. ASIC Deputy Chair Peter Kell joins the podcast to talk about how investment scams work, and how best to identify and avoid them. Read ASIC's media release on Consumer Fraud Week 2016 and visit ASIC's MoneySmart website for more tips on avoiding investment scams . Read the transcript...
On the latest episode of ASIC View, ASIC Commissioner Cathie Armour discusses ASIC's work in insider trading matters. Topics discussed include the damage done by insider trading, ASIC's surveillance and enforcement strategies and other related key areas of interest. Media releases for matters mentioned during the podcast: - Mr Xiao/Hanlong mining - Kamay and Hill...
The following is an excerpt from a session at ASIC's 2016 Annual Forum on robo-advice. The session covers: How does robo-advice sit alongside traditional financial advice? Where does robo-advice cause the most disruption? How does the current regulatory framework apply to robo-advice? What are the issues that are unique to robo-advice? The podcast also discusses ASIC's Consultation Paper 254 Regulating digital financial advice (CP 254) and draft Regulatory Guide 000 Providing digital financial p...
On the latest episode of ASIC View, Commissioner Greg Tanzer speaks about ASIC's enforcement report for July-December 2015. He covers: - the key statistics from the report - major outcomes that support ASIC's priorities - ASIC's ongoing areas of focus - and much more. You can download the report here and read the media release here ....
From July 1st this year, accountants will need to have a limited AFS licence if they are providing SMSF advice. ASIC Commissioner Greg Tanzer talks to Hilarie Dunn about why this change is necessary and what it may mean for you. More information can be found at ASIC's Information Sheet 179 ....
Louise Macaulay (Senior Executive Leader, Financial Advisers at the Australian Securities and Investments Commission) speaks to the podcast about ASIC's recent case involving Park Trent . This episode covers:- Why ASIC decided to take action- How ASIC conducted its investigation- Information on Self-Managed Super Fundsand more.
Warren Day (Senior Executive Leader, Assessment and Intelligence at the Australian Securities and Investments Commission) talks about what happens when you make a report of alleged misconduct or a complaint to ASIC. You can find more information in our Information Sheets: Reporting misconduct ASIC's approach to enforcement...
Tim Mullaly (Senior Executive Leader, Financial Services Enforcement at the Australian Securities and Investments Commission) talks about the work he and his team does, the methods they employ to achieve their goals and some of the emerging issues in the financial services sector.