A Serious Question: Are ASX’s and VISA’s motives Corrupt?, page-30

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03/11/20

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Originally posted by gattertop: ↑

I agree. The ASIC decision concerning the inherent conflict between ASX and ISX is laughable. It is also inconsistent the reasoning of the ACCC in competition matters.

Re the possibility of making a complaint; I assume this link has been posted previously but just in case ....

”Our role in dealing with ASIC regulatory decisionsA person can complain to ASIC that a company or person has breached the laws ASIC administers. ASIC calls these complaints ‘reports of misconduct’. For example, some people complain about the actions of company directors or the actions of liquidators.If a person disagrees with ASIC’s response to a complaint, they should contact ASIC first to discuss the decision. If they remain dissatisfied, they can then complain to the Commonwealth Ombudsman. Our role is to form a view about whether ASIC’s decision was open to it to make under the laws it administers, including the Australian Securities and Investments Commission Act 2001 and the Corporations Act 2001. We also consider whether, in handling the report of misconduct, ASIC treated the person fairly.”

https://www.ombudsman.gov.au/How-we-can-help/australian-government-agencies-and-services/asic-information

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Thinking of getting some new personalised number plates for my car ; IH8-ASX. What do you think ;-)

ISX Price at posting: $1.07 Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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