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ASIC's review of eight large aggregator groups found gaps in best interests and complaints handling, and access to director details on the companies register is being tiered from mid-2027.
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Broker best interests gaps found
- Who it affects
- mortgage brokers and aggregator groups
- What it can disrupt
- broker records that cannot show why a loan was in the customer's best interests, or how a complaint was handled
- Why it matters now
- Findings published from eight large aggregator groups. Non-binding, but it shows what ASIC will check.
Regulators want AI cyber plans tested
- Who it affects
- ASIC-licensed lenders and brokers whose systems hold borrower data
- What it can disrupt
- incident playbooks, escalation paths and third-party maps never tested at the speed of AI-enabled attacks
- Why it matters now
- Board checklist published. APRA and ASIC point to existing standards, so the test is evidence, not new rules.
Company register access is being tiered
- Who it affects
- lenders, brokers and collectors verifying directors and guarantors
- What it can disrupt
- KYC, credit and collections workflows that pull director details from open register searches
- Why it matters now
- Proposed, not final. Consultation closed 12 October; new access settings planned from 1 July 2027, fully in place by 1 August 2028.
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