ASIC imposes additional licence controls on Macquarie's Australian operation

ASIC is asking for an independent expert to review a remediation plan for the trade reporting functions of Macquarie's futures dealing and OTC derivatives; ASIC commissioner Simone Constant said that the action "underscores" the regulator's concerns with the "recurrent" nature of Macquarie's failures.

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission ASIC has imposed additional conditions on Macquarie Bank’s Australian financial services licence after multiple and significant compliance failures. 

The compliance failures, according to a May 7 ASIC statement, relate to Macquarie’s futures dealing business and its over-the-counter OTC derivatives trade reporting and come after, in September 2024, ASIC’s Markets Disciplinary Panel fined Macquarie a record A$4.995 million $3.24 million for failing to prevent suspicious orders being placed on the electricity futures market. 

The additional licence conditions will require Macquarie to prepare a remediation plan to address the failures in their futures dealing business and OTC derivatives trade...

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