Australia ASIC

ASIC stands for the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. It is the independent government agency responsible for regulating and enforcing laws related to corporations, financial markets, financial services, and consumer credit in Australia.

ASIC’s mission is to promote investor and consumer trust and confidence in the financial system, protect investors and consumers from unfair practices, and enhance the fairness, efficiency, and transparency of the financial markets. To achieve this mission, ASIC has a wide range of powers, including the power to register and regulate companies and financial services providers and monitor and enforce compliance with laws and regulations.

ASIC’s jurisdiction covers a broad range of financial products and services, including securities, derivatives, managed funds, credit, insurance, and superannuation. Its regulatory activities aim to ensure that these markets operate fairly, transparently, and efficiently, and that consumers have access to products and services that meet their needs and are provided by reputable and trustworthy firms.

On this page, we list the companies that are licensed by the ASIC.