What does ASIC regulate?

What does ASIC regulate?

1. Companies: ASIC regulates the conduct of Australian companies, including their financial reporting and corporate governance obligations.

2. Financial Markets: ASIC monitors and regulates the behaviour of participants in the financial markets, including stock exchanges, futures markets and over-the-counter markets.

3. Financial Services Organisations: ASIC regulates banks, life and general insurers and superannuation funds, including their financial reporting and disclosure obligations.

4. Professionals: ASIC regulates the conduct of professionals who deal in and advise on investments, superannuation, insurance, deposit-taking and credit. This includes ensuring that financial advisers provide appropriate advice and disclosure to their clients.