Westpac Bank in New Zealand is warning about a sophisticated new scam involving professional-looking fake documentation. According to RNZ the bank said considerable effort had been put into making an authentic-seeming investment prospectus booklet.
Westpac NZ chief risk officer Carolyn Kidd said internet searches for information about investments and term deposits ...
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The Australian Federal Court has imposed combined penalties of $4 million on Statewide Superannuation Pty Ltd (Statewide) for providing members with misleading information regarding their insurance and failing to breach report the issue to ASIC in the time required by law.
ASIC Deputy Chair Sarah Court said, ‘Statewide provided misleading ...
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The European Securities and Markets Authority, the EU’s securities markets regulator, has issued a call for evidence on distributed ledger technology (DLT). An Out-Law.com report says the authority is also seeking input on the need for amending the regulatory technical standards (RTS) on regulatory reporting and transparency requirements. A ...
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By Lee Rossini
As the saying goes, knowledge is power! Well, research shows that reading a book, even for fifteen to thirty minutes a day, has a range of benefits in addition to gaining knowledge. These benefits are likely to positively enhance the experiences of both employers and employees in the workplace. Whether fiction or non-fiction, the type of book does not matter, as all books have either a story to tell, information to impart or insights to bring to the reader’s attention. The benefits include:
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