'Absolutely fed up': ASIC slams $250 billion private credit sector
It's not for lack of trying, but ASIC is furious with the private credit sector's seeming indifference toward to the regulator's attempt to crack down on poor lending practices.
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It's not for lack of trying, but ASIC is furious with the private credit sector's seeming indifference toward to the regulator's attempt to crack down on poor lending practices.
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