Sterling First News Today

As three directors face multiple criminal charges for their involvement in Sterling Income Trust, four years after it collapsed, Money Management reflects on Sterling’s troubled past.

A new report has raised questions about the efficiency of how corporate watchdog Australian Securities and Investments Commission ...

The consumer watchdog is being flooded with Optus-related scam complaints in the wake of the data breach.

Consumer groups have welcomed the proposed establishment of the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort, but say it does not go far enough as it now stands.

The Compensation Scheme of Last Resort needs to include managed investment schemes, funeral insurance policies and debt management firms for the Government to fulfil its Hayne commitments, according to CHOICE.

The Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) Bill has been referred to the Senate economics legislation committee for inquiry and report next month, but concerns remain. The Financial Services Counci

The Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) Bill has been referred to the Senate economics legislation committee for inquiry and report next month, but concerns remain.

National survey: Community believes victims of financial crimes should be compensated, and banking executives should be held accountable.

A consortium of 15 consumer groups and professional associations have banded together to call for a broader compensation scheme, despite financial services minister Jane Hume recently ruling out any expansion of the planned compensation frameworks arrangment. 

Retirees caught in the collapse of Sterling First and Indigenous Australians preyed on by the Aboriginal Community Benefit Fund would miss out under the government’s scheme.