The royal commission interim report suggests more regulations won't change behaviour when the law states to do "all things necessary" to comply.
Punishing the perpetrators seems to be the way to go.
"They do need to pursue litigation, to impose the penalties that are available to them, rather than some of these negotiated settlements, which have seen the perpetrators of these offences or misconduct get off too lightly."
ASIC may go after the advisers/ARs not CAF.
The royal commission interim report suggests more regulations...
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