ASIC has been accused of not being tough enough on financial crime, but with our markets some of the cleanest in the world, will a new insider trading taskforce help to keep it that way?

ASIC has been accused of not being tough enough on financial crime, but with our markets some of the cleanest in the world, will a new insider trading taskforce help to keep it that way?

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Join Deborah Knight for Money News, the most respected business program on radio.
 If you crave the latest insights into super &amp; small business, interest rates &amp; investment, and economics &amp; e-commerce, then the team at Money News has everything you need to know.
 Add your voice to the conversation Monday to Thursday 7pm to 8pm by calling 131 873, texting 0460 873 873, or emailing <a href="mailto:moneynews@2gb.com">moneynews@2gb.com</a>

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Simone Constant, ASIC Commissioner

ASX dives after following Wall Street; house prices still trending upwards, but starting to turn; hybrid vehicles preferred over EVs for resale; ANZ sacks & suspends traders over bond misconduct; how the US election might rearrange markets; why kids as young as 8 could get access to debit cards; and Tony Sycamore joins us for the Market Wrap.



Hosts: Deb Knight

Executive Producer: Tom Storey

Technical Producer: Francis Fuller

Publisher: Nine Radio

ASX dives after following Wall Street; house prices still trending upwards, but starting to turn; hybrid vehicles preferred over EVs for resale; ANZ sacks &amp; suspends traders over bond misconduct; how the US election might rearrange markets; why kids as young as 8 could get access to debit cards; and Tony Sycamore joins us for the Market Wrap.
 
Hosts: Deb Knight
Executive Producer: Tom Storey
Technical Producer: Francis Fuller
Publisher: Nine Radio

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The way we pay kids pocket money is changing, with Westpac launching a debit card accessible to children as young as 8.

The way we pay kids pocket money is changing, with Westpac launching a debit card accessible to children as young as 8.

Chris Brell, Westpac acting managing director of cash and transactional banking

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Kamala Harris is now the likely Democratic candidate for President, but does that change the market response to the November election?

Kamala Harris is now the likely Democratic candidate for President, but does that change the market response to the November election?

Simone Constant, ASIC Commissioner

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