ASIC cancels licence of Quattro Management
ASIC has cancelled the Australian financial services (AFS) licence of Quattro Management Pty Limited.
ASIC has cancelled the Australian financial services (AFS) licence of Quattro Management Pty Limited.
ASIC, Australia’s markets and financial services regulator, will take enforcement action when an AFS licensee does not meet its obligations.
The Federal Court has found Australian Financial Services (AFS) licensee, RI Advice, breached its license obligations.
The Australian Government proposes an exemption from the requirement to hold an AFS license for foreign companies.
The Federal Court has found Melissa Caddick and her company, Maliver, carried on a financial services business without an AFS licence.
In 2020–21, ASIC finalised 1,965 applications in relation to AFS licences and credit licences, approving 776 AFS licenses.
Former Halifax Investment Services Pty Ltd auditor Robert James Evett’s company auditor registration has been cancelled.
ASIC took this action due to a failure by Trade Wind FS to co-operate with the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA).
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A total of 842 financial firms that have failed to pay their AFCA membership levy and/or other fees.