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The Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) aims to regulate poor corporate culture in the financial services industry. Michael Adams analyses the regulator’s ongoing statements about corporate culture of financial institutions. Unlike the UK, Australia has not legislated or implemented any regulation to address the issues.

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