
Legal steps to selling a house
Whether working with a real estate agent or selling your house privately, the legal requirements of selling property in your state or territory apply to you in the same way. Here we breakdown...
ASIC stands for the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.
ASIC stands for the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. They are an independent regulatory body in Australia responsible for overseeing and regulating the country's financial markets, financial services, and corporations.
Some of the main functions of ASIC include:
ASIC is accountable to the Australian Parliament through various avenues. The Annual Report, a comprehensive document, is tabled in Parliament, featuring an Annual Performance Statement, compliance updates, audited financial statements, and insights into ASIC's priorities and activities.
ASIC also annually releases a Corporate Plan on its website, providing information on key strategies and activities over a rolling four-year period, as mandated by Parliament. These practices ensure transparency and keep stakeholders informed about ASIC's endeavours.
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