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The Small Business Ombudsman has called for another set of royal commission hearings to investigate more cases of inappropriate practices pertaining to small business loans.
Speaking with The Adviser, the Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman (ASBFEO), Kate Carnell, said that the “dilemma” with the third round of royal commission hearings (which focused on the provision of credit to small businesses) was too short, resulting in only a limited number of cases being investigated.
Read the full article at The Adviser.
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