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Fintech for good: governance mechanisms for sustainable development


Financial technology (fintech) can help to achieve sustainable development through environmental, social and governance investing, and through financial inclusion initiatives. The authors of this paper argue that better governance and regulatory frameworks are needed to minimise the risks associated with 'fintech for good' while maximising its benefits.
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Payments system review: from system to ecosystem


The payments system plays a key role in the Australian economy. It facilitates economic activity by providing a safe, efficient and effective way for Australians to exchange money for goods and services. This review was asked to investigate whether the regulatory architecture of the Australian payments system remains fit-for-purpose and responsive to advances in payments...
Strategy

ASIC corporate plan 2021–25: focus 2021–22


This corporate plan highlights the work ASIC will be undertaking over the next four years, especially, promoting economic recovery, reducing risk of harm to consumers exposed to poor product governance and design, supporting enhanced cyber resilience and cyber security, and driving industry readiness and compliance with standards set by law reform initiatives.
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Navigating uncertainty: Australian young adult investors and digital finance cultures


As investing becomes more accessible for younger investors through emerging digital products and services, industry groups and regulation bodies are concerned about increasing numbers of inexperienced young adults starting to invest. This report outlines the findings from recent research into young Australians and their investing behaviour.
Presentation

The role of central banks in tackling climate change


This resource looks at the role that central banks and other financial regulators can play in mitigating climate-related risks to financial institutions and systems.