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The prudential regulator has revealed it will engage with and welcomes ideas from industry about frameworks around retirement income solutions. In an speech at the Australian Financial Review Super an

The minister for financial services has said that cryptocurrencies deserve to be approached with caution rather than fear. The federal government has issued a fresh call for Australia’s financial se

The chair of Australias financial watchdog, ASIC, has warned cryptocurrency investors are largely "on thei...

The $66b industry super fund will deploy a small portion of the money it manages on behalf of mostly Millennial and Gen Z retail workers to cryptocurrencies.

Australian Senator Jane Hume said that we need to acknowledge that cryptocurrency is not a fad, adding that there are huge opportunities for decentralized

The minister for financial services has said that cryptocurrencies deserve to be approached with caution rather than fear. The federal government has issued a fresh call for Australia’s financial se

Crypto news: Commonwealth Bank sees risk… of MISSING OUT; ASIC cautions investors

RIYADH: The International Monetary Fund warned El Salvador against using bitcoin as official tender given the risks associated with the cryptocurrency, a day after the country announced plans for the world's first Bitcoin City. “Given Bitcoin’s high price volatility, its use as a legal tender entails significant risks to consumer protection, financial integrity, and financial

At CEDA’s annual dinner on Tuesday night, Matt Comyn was quizzed on why CBA is offering crypto after the ASIC chairman and RBA expressed concerns.

The pro-crypto statements by the Australian senator come in stark contrast with a Reserve Bank of Australia official, Tony Richards, who called the crypto space a “fad” last week.