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ASIC confirms fees for no service still problematic issue

Despite an “eye-watering” $4.7 billion paid in remediation, ASIC believes fees for no service is still an active issue and has made multiple investigations of alleged incidents.

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ASIC s 2024 Enforcement Priorities In The Superannuation Sector - Keynote Address By ASIC Deputy Chair Sarah Court At The Connexus Super Chair Forum, 1 February 2024

ASIC s 2024 Enforcement Priorities In The Superannuation Sector - Keynote Address By ASIC Deputy Chair Sarah Court At The Connexus Super Chair Forum, 1 February 2024
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Which firms got a rap on the knuckles in 1H23?

From greenwashing allegations and interim stop orders to fines and penalties, Money Management has rounded up all the disciplinary actions faced by firms in the first half of 2023.

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OnePath fined over MySuper bungle

Insignia Financial and OnePath Custodians will pay $1.5 million for failing to direct member contributions to a MySuper product.

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Superannuation customers stay in dud funds, with one-in-five significantly underperforming

Hundreds of thousands of superannuation customers are losing out, staying in dud funds with high fees, according to the latest data from the industry's regulator.

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