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READ MOREASIC hopes new rules will stamp out bad bank products
The corporate regulator hopes new draft rules governing a range of financial products will stop banks and super funds from designing and distributing bad products like junk insurance and near worthless superannuation 'cash' options.
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission on Thursday released a consultation paper for the new design and distribution obligations (DDO) for financial services groups -- the newest tool in ASIC's expanded armoury.
Read more at The Age.
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