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The Australian Banking Association (ABA) has today welcomed the release of the Final Report of the Independent Review of the Banking Code of Practice

The financial complaints body has recruited a new leader for its compliance and monitoring team. Prue Monument has joined the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) as general manager of co

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Australia’s banking industry is introducing six new reforms in the space of one week, making it one of the largest regulatory reforms the industry has

Ex-ASIC manager to review banking code watchdog By Sarah Simpkins 05 August 2021 An independent body that monitors the banks’ behaviour has commenced a review, as it is assessing its industry code of practice. The Banking Code Compliance Committee (BCCC), a body that monitors banks’ compliance with the Banking Code of Practice, has started a...

Mortgage Business ABA launches Banking Code review By Sarah Simpkins 07 July 2021 The Australian Banking Association has commissioned an independent review of the Banking Code of Practice, with an industry consultation calling for submissions. As put by Anna Bligh, chief executive of the Australian Banking Association (ABA), the Banking Code of ...

ARCA, ABA review Codes The treatment of joint accounts and the sensitive topic of financial abuse feature in an overhaul of the Credit Reporting Code. The Australian Retail Credit Association yesterday published proposed changes to the Code and is now undertaking public consultation. The Australian Banking Association this morning also announced it has commissioned an independent review of the Banking Code of Practice and the review is now calling for submissions. The National Consumer Credit P...

The Delhi government said however that it cannot bear the expenditure or provide logistical support for running the hospital as a COVID-19 centre as its resources -- manpower, medicines and equipment -- were already "stretched thin" in operating its own hospitals.

The Delhi government has told the Delhi High Court that an operational licence can be given for the 150-bed multi-speciality hospital which was closed down due to insolvency resolution process against its parent company, if it has all the requisite infrastructure in place. The Delhi government said however that it cannot bear the expenditure or provide logistical support for running the hospital as a COVID-19 centre as its resources -- manpower, medicines and equipment -- were already "stretc...

URL copied Operational licence can be given to 150-bed closed hospital: Delhi govt to High Court The Delhi government has told the Delhi High Court that an operational licence can be given for the 150-bed multi-speciality hospital which was closed down due to insolvency resolution process against its parent company, if it has all the requisite infrastructure in place. The Delhi government said however that it cannot bear the expenditure or provide logistical support for running the ho...