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The Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) reforms are crucial for protecting the financial system from illegal activities. This overview explains the key changes brought about by Tranche 2 detailing essential compliance mandates and effective risk management practices.
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Retail trade and construction are among the industry sectors to experience an increase in insolvencies, according to the latest statistics* released by the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) for the first quarter of 2019.
A recent court case has shown that when it comes to conducting a grantor search on the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR), thoroughness is the key.
Capturing the information required for regulatory compliance without hindering the customer experience is a balancing act faced by all reporting entities.
In the digital age, providing customers with a frictionless mortgage experience is critical to remaining competitive.
In this video, Neil Coert, Commercial Specialist at Equifax, shares his thoughts on the challenges reporting entities currently face in the market, and some ways the customer onboarding experience can be automated and made simpler.
Drew Beresford, Commercial Specialist at Equifax, shares his tips on how to check existing PPS registrations are correct, and the steps you can take to fix any errors to ensure your security interest are valid.
Driven by a continued fall in credit card applications, despite steady growth in personal loans. Mortgage demand decline continues.
Overall consumer credit applications fell -7.1% (vs March qtr 2018):
There are always early warning signs when a business is experiencing financial distress. Not surprisingly, many of these signs are found in the financial statements.
