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(ASIC).
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission is the principal regulator of Australian fund managers.
It is responsible for registering Australian management investment schemes, licensing fund managers and monitoring their compliance with financial services laws.
See also
- Australia
- Australian Financial Regulation
- Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA)
- Compliance
- Fund
- Fund manager
- Regulation
- Security
- Supervision
