What has #ASIC #enforcement been up to? The #MackayChapman October 2024 enforcement wrap is on our website and can be accessed below. Put together by director Dan Mackay and associate Wilfred Cheng, the wrap gives you a summary of ASIC enforcement actions and outcomes for the month. Check it out below #ASIC #regulation #regulatory #regulatorylaw #regulatoryenforcement #corporationsandsecurities #financialservices
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Directors, take note: Obtaining a Director Identification Number (DIN) is now a legal necessity in Australia. The Treasury Laws Amendment (Registries Modernisation and Other Measures) Act 2020 has introduced a requirement for all directors to obtain a DIN to enhance corporate transparency and accountability. This crucial identifier assists in the prevention of illegal phoenix activity and safeguards the integrity of the corporate landscape. Authored by James Le Messurier, our latest article explores the significance of the DIN, the process for acquisition, and the penalties for non-compliance. Ensure your clients are informed and in step with the new regulations. Dive into the full analysis here: https://lnkd.in/g-365zzp #CorporateGovernance #DIN #RegulatoryCompliance #AustralianBusiness #Directorship
Director Identification Numbers – Are you clients compliant?
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🌍🔍 Law firms, are you ready for the latest FATF updates? With new countries added to the High Risk Third Country list, it's crucial to stay on top of your compliance game! Find out what this means for you, in the latest article from our brilliant AML expert, Kayleigh Smale : https://hubs.ly/Q02WN6gy0 Legl's MLRO Oversight dashboard makes it easy to track changes and ensure your clients are in the clear. How does your firm handle these updates? Share your strategies! #Compliance #LawFirmUpdates #FATF
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The introduction of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA) was a significant moment for Companies House. If you are a business owner or hold office as a company director, it is crucial that you are aware of these recent changes to ensure you are compliant. While some measures in the ECCTA will take several years to implement, other changes affect your business now and financial sanctions can be imposed for non-compliance. It’s important to make note of when these changes come into effect so internal business policy and procedure can be updated to fall in line with the ECCTA changes. Jen Goodwin, Head of Corporate and Associate Director at Myers & Co, details what you need to know about the ECCTA and the types of changes you may need to make within the context of your business. Read more here: https://ow.ly/7ims50RmjWu
What you need to know about the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act - Myers & Co Solicitors
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Directors' compliance is critical. Our own James Le Messurier articulates why a DIN is not just a number—it's your reputation. #CorporateGovernance #DIN #RegulatoryCompliance #AustralianBusiness #Directorship https://lnkd.in/gZ4uhWnQ
Directors, take note: Obtaining a Director Identification Number (DIN) is now a legal necessity in Australia. The Treasury Laws Amendment (Registries Modernisation and Other Measures) Act 2020 has introduced a requirement for all directors to obtain a DIN to enhance corporate transparency and accountability. This crucial identifier assists in the prevention of illegal phoenix activity and safeguards the integrity of the corporate landscape. Authored by James Le Messurier, our latest article explores the significance of the DIN, the process for acquisition, and the penalties for non-compliance. Ensure your clients are informed and in step with the new regulations. Dive into the full analysis here: https://lnkd.in/g-365zzp #CorporateGovernance #DIN #RegulatoryCompliance #AustralianBusiness #Directorship
Director Identification Numbers – Are you clients compliant?
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Do you own or manage a business? If so, recent changes to the Regulation on the Register of Beneficial Owners may require you to register the beneficial owners with the Brønnøysund Register. Non-compliance can lead to sanctions. In this blog, Sigve Fagerli Strømsnes explains how to meet the requirements 👇 #corporatelaw #businessownership #LLC #NUF https://lnkd.in/dZ8zKXEm
New requirements for registering business beneficial owners
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A Director Identification Number is now mandatory. Learn from expert James Le Messurier about what this means for you in our detailed article. #CorporateGovernance #DIN #RegulatoryCompliance #AustralianBusiness #Directorship https://lnkd.in/gHTNi6Ng
Directors, take note: Obtaining a Director Identification Number (DIN) is now a legal necessity in Australia. The Treasury Laws Amendment (Registries Modernisation and Other Measures) Act 2020 has introduced a requirement for all directors to obtain a DIN to enhance corporate transparency and accountability. This crucial identifier assists in the prevention of illegal phoenix activity and safeguards the integrity of the corporate landscape. Authored by James Le Messurier, our latest article explores the significance of the DIN, the process for acquisition, and the penalties for non-compliance. Ensure your clients are informed and in step with the new regulations. Dive into the full analysis here: https://lnkd.in/g-365zzp #CorporateGovernance #DIN #RegulatoryCompliance #AustralianBusiness #Directorship
Director Identification Numbers – Are you clients compliant?
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As a business owner, have you been receiving Companies House updates regarding the introduction of the ECCTA? I have provided a brief summary below of what you need to know #ECCTA #business #company #staffordshirebusiness
The introduction of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA) was a significant moment for Companies House. If you are a business owner or hold office as a company director, it is crucial that you are aware of these recent changes to ensure you are compliant. While some measures in the ECCTA will take several years to implement, other changes affect your business now and financial sanctions can be imposed for non-compliance. It’s important to make note of when these changes come into effect so internal business policy and procedure can be updated to fall in line with the ECCTA changes. Jen Goodwin, Head of Corporate and Associate Director at Myers & Co, details what you need to know about the ECCTA and the types of changes you may need to make within the context of your business. Read more here: https://ow.ly/7ims50RmjWu
What you need to know about the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act - Myers & Co Solicitors
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How is ACRA - Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority taking premptive action against unethical corporate service providers, in order to safeguard companies from illegal activities like money laundering? Find out more in this Straits Times interview with Assistant Chief Executive Leong Weng Tat! 👇
Acra acting early to root out unethical corporate service providers
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Companies and LLPs in the UK are required to create and maintain a register of persons of significant control (PSC) to increase transparency and ensure good governance. The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA) has recently introduced some changes to the UK’s PSC regulations. To help you better understand these changes, we have compiled a list of frequently asked questions. Here’s what you need to know: https://lnkd.in/ebMQnrHn Thanks, Edward Smith!!! #PSC #PersonsOfSignificantControl #ECCTA #UK
People with significant control in the UK: Frequently asked questions
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Partner - Commercial Litigator - Regulatory Expert - Investigations - Diversity & Inclusion - Governor
Much has been said recently about the FCA's Consultation Paper on making announcements about ongoing investigations. In the main, this commentary has not been positive. Much of the criticism has focused on the substance of the proposals but whether or not the FCA is right in principle, the FCA's approach to the issue is concerning including: a lack of supporting evidence for the alleged benefits; a disregard for existing safeguards; and a failure to properly consider the potential risks - ranging from unfair harm to individual firms, to a lessening of the UK's competitiveness and attractiveness for financial services internationally. Osborne Clarke has added its voice to the conversation as the potential impact on our clients is too significant. We do not think these proposals should be adopted, but at the very least, the FCA must take all of the feedback on this Consultation into account and re-consult with an appropriate justification for its position. Read our response in the link below: #FCA #Financialservices #FinancialRegulation #Enforcement Nick Price Rachel Couter Charles Crowne
📢 We have responded to the FCA proposal on early announcement of enforcement investigations and expressed significant concerns! 📃 ✍ • Currently, the FCA only makes announcements about investigations in exceptional circumstances or where it has found wrongdoing. The new proposal would see announcements being made at the start or during investigations where it is 'in the public interest' to do so. The consultation also proposes streamlining the enforcement process. • We do not consider the proposals to be necessary or proportionate to achieve the stated objectives, nor that there is a cogent, data-driven, evidence base showing how the proposals would achieve the hoped-for benefits. • Those concerns have been shared by the government, oversight committees, industry bodies and market participants. In particular, the FCA's failure to conduct a proper cost-benefit analysis of the proposal, not least taking into account the likely harm on the firms and/or market stability, and the avoidance or removal of important safeguards. 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗳𝗶𝗻𝗱 𝗮 𝗰𝗼𝗽𝘆 𝗼𝗳 𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗥𝗲𝘀𝗽𝗼𝗻𝘀𝗲 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 > https://lnkd.in/eZ8A5AbW Connect with our team of contentious financial regulation lawyers > Nick Price, Rachel Couter, Charles Crowne and Benedicte Perowne #FCA #FinancialRegulation #FinancialServices
Osborne Clarke responds to FCA proposal on early announcement of enforcement investigations
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